Sentence examples for years of intolerance from inspiring English sources

His parents were practitioners of a local musical performance art called pingtan, which, along with most other traditional art forms, was banned in those years of intolerance and brutality.

Persecuting Paula Deen for racism in this country is not going to fix the hundreds of years of intolerance toward any specific group of people.

Theodor Herzl, who made Zionism a political force, deplored the "musty deposits of 2000 years of inhumanity, intolerance and foulness," when he visited in 1898.

"They are long troubled by a 25-year GOP trend of intolerance towards gays and minorities and reproductive freedom," Smith said last week.

"They are long troubled by a 25-year GOP trend of intolerance towards gays and minorities and reproductive freedom," Smith said.

Some of it is no doubt payback for all the years of anti-Muslim intolerance.

He may not blame the Saudis, but he puts the Saudi education system in the dock: 'It has, for years, fostered a culture of intolerance towards non-Muslims.

In the past couple of years, religious intolerance has been on the rise with the emergence of Sinhala-Buddhist nationalist groups.

Mr. Meyer disavowed such conduct and said Federalist Society chapters had confronted similar acts of intolerance for years.

(a) McCain decided to speak at Jerry Falwell's Liberty University six years after calling Falwell and Pat Robertson "agents of intolerance".

Ironically, for a film that foreshortened what Brownlow thinks would have been years of slow technical progress, Intolerance marked the beginning of Griffith's decline.