Sentence examples for virtue of tolerance from inspiring English sources

The racist, therefore, can neither exemplify the virtue of tolerance nor should he be asked to be tolerant; what is necessary is that he overcome his racist beliefs.

How did Christians learn the virtue of tolerance?

The division has come about largely because of an insistence on the virtue of tolerance.

Finally, ethical relativism seems especially well suited to explain the virtue of tolerance.

The Ashcroft nomination provides an opportunity to reaffirm the best of this old liberal virtue of tolerance.

But, deep inside, he was a man of great virtue, especially the virtue of tolerance and especially, religious tolerance.

It represents the cosmopolitan virtues of tolerance and aesthetic discrimination.

In a speech that extolled the virtues of tolerance, he sprinkled his comments with references to famous Jews.

Neither a woolly-jumpered vicar nor a wild-eyed evangelist, Terence Copley is an enthusiast for the very virtues of tolerance and reasoned discussion that Ofsted advocates.

But, as George Packer has written in this magazine, Obama's recent speeches also constitute an "extended farewell address," extolling the virtues of "tolerance, compromise, and our common humanity".

The coast has a particular role to play here, as Blair recognised when he linked virtues of tolerance, openness and adaptability to "our unique island geography and history".