Sentence examples for tolerated one another from inspiring English sources
Areas held by other forces face attack from both ISIS and the Assad coalition, while those two groups have largely tolerated one another.
Females greatly tolerated one another in close proximity.
On the job, they tolerated one another.
On commuter trains, where random strangers are forced to tolerate one another in close quarters for long stretches, cellphone jabberers are a particularly obnoxious life-form.
"In a multiethnic society, if we understand one another, we can tolerate one another better".
"Don Tyson and Bill Clinton are both my very personal friends, and they can barely tolerate one another".
They rarely blend and mingle, but they do learn to tolerate one another and to present, usually, a united front.
ARTHUR has become the world's most famous aardvark by encouraging children to solve life's problems by tolerating one another's differences.
The rest of the men looked on, shaking their heads; clearly Ibrahim's brand of conspiracy needed no stoking by a revolution, and was tolerated by his companions the way neighbors tolerate one another's bad habits.
Hewstone is less interested in how rapidly groups can make enemies than how enemies can be turned into friends – or, more modestly, how former enemies can learn to tolerate one another.
Having citizens who can tolerate one another and respect one another's rights is a political value, not a comprehensive personal ethical ideal.
