Sentence examples for wise tolerant from inspiring English sources

She was wise, tolerant, and generous.

He said: "Mohamad Chatah was a wise, tolerant, smart patriot.

The British ambassador to Lebanon, Tom Fletcher, wrote that Mr Chatah "was a wise, tolerant, smart patriot", later adding that Lebanon should not let his killers "kill that moderation".

Mayor calm, judicious, tolerant.

(The narrator was Michael Hordern, whose wise and tolerant tones were also used for the voice-over of "Barry Lyndon").

You wonder how such a wise and tolerant man -- call him a philosopher, if you like -- can keep the faith while upholding the law in a tough city like Chicago.

At a midnight Mass in Cairo attended by President Hosni Mubarak's son, the Coptic Christian patriarch, Pope Shenouda III, thanked Mr. Mubarak for his "wise and tolerant decision" to issue a presidential decree making the day a national holiday.

A healing embrace that cools their fevers, that clears their skin, and allows their eyes to see the simple, self-evident commonsense truth that is made manifest by the benevolent creator of us all, and was written down on paper by wise men, tolerant men, in the city of Philadelphia 200 years ago.

He attempts to make Scribner look like a nut and Levine a rational, wise, humorous, tolerant contestant.

In such a climate, we will have much more faith in public institutions, and we'll become a wiser, more tolerant, and better functioning society.

Even those who are tolerant, wise and giving are often short and rude to their mates.