Sentence examples for wave of intolerance from inspiring English sources

More than 20 years after the Velvet Revolution there are fears that the former Czech president's spirit of freedom could be threatened by a new wave of intolerance in some European countries.

Polgreen said both the election of Donald Trump and the "wave of intolerance and bigotry that seems to be sweeping the globe" in its aftermath were stunning.

Trump's critics worry that his often-inflammatory campaign rhetoric about immigrants, Muslims, women and others - combined with support from the Ku Klux Klan and other white supremacists - could spark a wave of intolerance against minorities.

Especially since the emergence of ISIL, the United States has witnessed a growing wave of intolerance in the forms of hate speech, Quran burning ceremonies, Mohammed cartoon conventions, armed rallies by militias outside of mosques and Islamic centers, and attacks on communities, homes, businesses, and individuals perceived to be Muslim.

In post-referendum Britain we have seen sudden waves of intolerance.

Most of the opponents aren't bigots but well-meaning worriers — and during earlier waves of intolerance in American history, it was just the same.

(Not sure where the good pastor gets his information - a number of my friends in Israel are gay and do not encounter waves of intolerance or calls for their heads).

As a wave of  xenophobic intolerance sweeps across France, Vianne finds herself coming to the cure's aid.

They seek to protect themselves from the rising wave of hatred and intolerance, exacerbated by terrorist attacks like those in Paris and images of brutal actions by Daesh (Islamic State in Iraq and Syria).

We need to be intolerant of intolerance.

One of the most immediate and visible manifestations of this uncertainty has been the widely reported wave of hate, hostility and intolerance towards other EU citizens.