Sentence examples for words of intolerance from inspiring English sources

Let there be no mistake: these are words of intolerance.

It is time to heed the words of Gandhi: "Intolerance is itself a form of violence and an obstacle to the growth of a true democratic spirit".

That doesn't change the fact that he is still, in John McCain's words, an agent of intolerance.

Those words became an anthem of intolerance and a rallying cry for those who opposed civil rights, equal rights and human rights.

We can and should be intolerant of intolerance.

It means that SB 1062, which would have allowed business owners to refuse service to people based on whatever differences they considered against their religious views, was the epitome of the word -- the very definition of intolerance.

Or, in the words of Vladimir, to "clean the terraces of intolerance".

That Alabama's attorney general would not welcome a federal inquiry, but bristle instead, with an implicit appeal to state's rights — with all the defiant history of intolerance and minority oppression those words suggest — says volumes.

I contend that you can find the authentic voice of God when you hear words of justice and compassion speaking against intolerance and fear.

As Prof Alexander Betts, director of the refugee studies centre at Oxford University, says: "Words that convey an exaggerated sense of threat can fuel anti-immigration sentiment and a climate of intolerance and xenophobia".

"The use of the word 'gay' in this trailer as a slur is unnecessary and does nothing more than send a message of intolerance about our community to viewers," said GLAAD President Jarrett Barrios.