Perhaps because dim sum is a weekend ritual (although some places serve it throughout the week), tightly wound New Yorkers permit themselves to tolerate the wait for tables even while salivating over the passing parade of dumplings and buns.
Although claiming to favour competition, the neoclassicals won't tolerate any themselves.
Which is just further evidence that they are willing to hold other people to a standard of Biblical literalism that they would never tolerate for themselves.
So much of the work in therapy is sifting through what you've been carrying for other people: the projections of your parents (who they want you to be, and what they can't tolerate in themselves) and your expectations of what others want from you.
Few people tolerate pushing themselves through the entire process mentally because it's easier to make excuses up after the fact; thinking implies responsibility.
Now its members found themselves tolerated, even respected, by other protesters in the square.
But when the first humans arrive, they find themselves barely tolerated by the artificial intelligences maintaining the new ecosystem.
Officials said Mr. Tenet had several ideas, including the need for a unified security operation without factions that competed among themselves and tolerated or fomented terrorism.
In addition, the civil religion requires the provision that all those willing to tolerate others should themselves be tolerated, but those who insist that there is no salvation outside their particular church cannot be citizens of the state.
However, it is important that such additional treatments are themselves well tolerated and effective for long periods of time given that many patients with chronic inflammatory conditions require continuous NSAID therapy for many years.
