Sentence examples for tolerant too from inspiring English sources

Pantheism is tolerant, too, unlike monotheism.

Meanwhile, the actual electorate was getting racially and ethnically diverse, and increasingly tolerant too.

In keeping with Indonesia's mostly relaxed practice of Islam, the imams appear to be tolerant, too.

Ms. Sciolino is strangely tolerant too when she describes watching Mr. Giscard d'Estaing grope a female researcher's backside as he says goodbye after an interview.

"This generation of young people is the most diverse in our nation's history and, in many ways, the most tolerant, too," says NBC correspondent Natalie Morales.

Can I protect the plants where they are -- in my backyard in Brooklyn -- or must I bring them inside? A. Cerinthes are indeed thrilling plants: handsome in both garden and vase, seldom bothered by pests or diseases, and drought-tolerant too.

The other three are long shots: Michael Fortier, a Quebec lawyer, Brian Pallister who was a Manitoba cabinet minister and businessman, and David Orchard, a Saskatchewan farmer.In five televised debates (Canadian programmers are tolerant folk; too tolerant, said their viewers), the five argued where their party could fit between Reform and the centrist Liberals.

Now many wonder if he has finally miscalculated it and is pushing tolerant Italians too far, and whether his late-career reputation may increasingly resemble the Roman imperial decadence of Fellini's "Satyricon".

Yet the risk is that, rather than the intolerant learning tolerance, the tolerant become intolerant too.

And perhaps you'd like to name some less-tolerant novels, too!

In a way, we are too tolerant.