Sentence examples for tolerated all that from inspiring English sources

There are allegations of lies, deceit, cash payments, bribes, eavesdropping, multiple breaches of trust and the perversion of justice and due process, corruption and downright malfeasance on such a scale that we should be asking how our society tolerated all that flows from Rupert Murdoch's power.

In this nation that elected Trump to the presidency and that has tolerated all that has happened since, I would take a knee with Kaepernick if I had the chance.

The tree tolerated all that activity well, even the rope bridges and tire swings and having endless wooden steps nailed into its trunks and branches, never mind all manner of platforms and tree forts.

Then why do we tolerate all that Soviet music?

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.

37. I don't tolerate ambiguity all that well.

A civil profession of faith ought to tolerate all and only those religions that tolerate others, he suggested, at least insofar as the respective religious groups do not uphold beliefs that run contrary to citizens' duties.

This entire campaign for marriage equality, brought to you by the mainstream gay rights movement, is about assimilating rich, white gays and lesbians into a society that politely tolerates all sorts of atrocities at the most opulent dinner parties.

The results support the general-purpose-genotype hypothesis that can tolerate all environmental variation.

These data indicated that caspase-2 could tolerate all amino acids in the P5 position.

Dear VICE, I went to a couple of shows at Sydney Fashion Week a while ago — it's a pretty good time to be in the city if you can somehow tolerate all the bullshit that goes along with it.