Sentence examples for tolerant view of from inspiring English sources

"The older adult brings a very tolerant view of childhood.

German political leaders of all leanings must preach a more tolerant view of outsiders.

He has a very tolerant view of what can appear on Pastebin.

Egypt's religious tradition is anchored in a moderate, tolerant view of Islam.

Pollsters say that public opinion has been gradually shifting, albeit slowly, toward a more tolerant view of homosexuality.

If this is the tolerant view of a professor, what can the leanings and desires of his students possibly be?

The relative indifference Americans have these days about high-profile people coming out appears rooted not only in progressively tolerant views of gay people but in the rather cynical supposition that stars wait to come out until they see a financial benefit, or have little to lose.

They clashed on several occasions, most conspicuously when Welldon, a strong admirer of prohibition, publicly criticised Henson's tolerant views on the consumption of alcohol.

Sex, "poo" and the macho ineptitude of the international spying class are all, in his irreverent, tolerant view, part of the wonder of the natural world.

Both Anthony Bourdain and Gordon Ramsay have expressed less-than-tolerant views of vegetarians.

As a Jew who has lived and worked in the Muslim world, I know that these expressions of intolerance are only one side of the story and that there are deeply tolerant views and strains of Islam espoused and practiced there as well.