Sentence examples for tolerate all from inspiring English sources

"We have so many red lines that we cannot cross," he said, but "we should tolerate all the opposing ideas".

During the Industrial Revolution, cities found that the elm was one of the few trees that could tolerate "all that particulate matter from burning coal," Mr. Sydnor said.

Mr. Coburn is one of a shrinking number of rebels who say that the budget surplus notwithstanding, they cannot tolerate all this capitulation on spending.

You could be super right-wing and say 'If we tolerate all this abortion and loose women, then your children will be next!' Rather Be Dead is the same.

Hence, the HPS configuration has to be chosen to tolerate all these situations.

Before you have kids, ask yourself if you can tolerate all the screaming and crying.

To have legs that tolerate all-season outings, you must also have the money to keep them adequately buff, hair-free and tanned.

Is it possible, though, that in tolerating all this cynical, expensive fun we implicitly invoke a double standard?

Instead, Il Duce tolerated it all.

"We tolerated it all," says Lenina, "but how much blood she drank!

Friend of many, tolerated by all.