Sentence examples for widespread intolerance from inspiring English sources

Even if these aren't Shaked's own words, the sentiment is noteworthy, and it reflects what critics say is the Israeli nationalist right's widespread intolerance of the Arabs in their midst, who make up one-fifth of the Israeli population.

Though the government doesn't condone the violence that the Salafists initiated, its public statements suggest widespread intolerance of critical expression -- a 180-degree turn from the pre-election rhetoric of the party.

That brought us a full decade of useless wars, a dire economic tailspin and tens of thousands dead, along with widespread intolerance, isolationism, the TSA, the Patriot Act, enough dread and suspicion to last generations.

Some scientists and public health advocates are also beginning to ask whether the country's widespread "gluten intolerance" may in fact be "glyphosate intolerance".

The same CNN report mentioned above also found that "87percentt of black Americans say black people face a lot of discrimination in the United States, but only 49percentt of white Americans say the same thing". This large discrepancy demonstrates the unwillingness of many white Americans to admit to widespread racial intolerance even in the presence of clear evidence.

Today, there is widespread societal intolerance for the sexual victimization of children.

The consensus opinion among the participants, formulated and read out as the forum's concluding declaration, was that Pakistan risks "global isolation because of widespread obscurantism, growing intolerance, lack of rule of law, along with official support for extremism and general disregard for human rights".

Another possibility is that widespread publicity about food intolerance is prompting many people with unexplained symptoms such as bloating or stomach cramps to self-diagnose dairy intolerance.

Intolerance is intolerable.

These days, even the most unlikely issues quickly grow "divisive," then "toxic," while political, religious and racial intolerance is both widespread and relentless.

Yet intolerance is still widespread.