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Tolerance in sentence

467 examples of Tolerance in a sentence

Great creativity can spread tolerance, champion freedom, make education seem like a bright idea.
It takes time, it takes a tolerance for failure, it takes individual people choosing every day not to give up.
These elephants also trample and eat crops, and this is traditionally eroding away that tolerance that people used to have for elephants.
They have no tolerance for any freedom of expression or free thinking.
And then they had to straighten out my nose, and they took these rods and shoved them up my nose and went up through my brains and felt like it was coming out the top of my head, and everybody said that it should have killed me, but it didn't, because I guess I have a high tolerance for pain.
Patient capital requires that we have incredible tolerance for risk, a long time horizon in terms of allowing those entrepreneurs time to experiment, to use the market as the best listening device that we have, and the expectation of below-market returns, but outsized social impact.
I think that's the reason there is as much tolerance toward nationalities, ethnicities, religions as there is today.
They use negotiation and tolerance more often than an armed response.
You could have a separate section of a law library around each of the following legal concepts: due process, special education, no child left behind, zero tolerance, work rules ... it goes on.
What they've realized is that if they can identify the traits on productivity and drought tolerance, they can produce 320 percent as much cocoa on 40 percent of the land.
That, I think, is maximal tolerance for religious freedom.
I have a rather high tolerance for this sort of thing and even I had to force myself to watch after a couple minutes.
As the tolerance of the various men is stretched, we see their characters develop.
suppose i could have fast forwarded it,and i recommend you do the same,unless you have very extreme pain tolerance or your a masochist.i
Your enjoyment of this film will depend upon your tolerance for Rugggles and his nonsense.I normally like Ruggles but there was something about this role that rubbed me the wrong way.
I have a high tolerance for rubbish Italian films that don't make sense - but even I couldn't stand this one.
With the exception of several of his very early ones which are not available, I have actually seen just about all of them, so it's obvious I am a big fan and it's certain that I have a high tolerance for the gross and irreverent in his films.
I think what Wood wanted was a plea for tolerance for all the Glens of this world by showing that Glen is just like all of us underneath, only in angora.
Recommended for viewers with a high tolerance to poor movies.
I have a very broad tolerance level when it comes to the indulgences of some European film-making, but this is one of those films that is selected for festivals based on the reputation of the filmmaker alone.
In the 1970s there was an atmosphere of tolerance, open-mindness, and progressiveness among the studios that allowed the making of major films by a few of the best directors that the United States has ever had.
It is also in it's story the mixture of thriller and the popular action as well as the combination of the historic masterpiece and the ethnic plea for tolerance.
Its warm approach promotes tolerance and acceptance of diversity and recognition of that which unites all people.
It's not only about coming out but also about tolerance and acceptance in general.
A truly gripping film noir featuring some wonderfully images and some great dialogue, at the heart of it all is a strong message of tolerance and understanding.
It's really a movie about love, tolerance, good manners, and faithfulness.
One of its demands is tolerance for a certain coyness and misdirection as to the exact genre we are watching: a crime melodrama, no, a spy thriller, ah, a romantic comedy.
That's what I call tolerance.
The ensuing ten minutes is pure Chaplin himself, speaking from his heart of tolerance, love and freedom, and denigrating greed and hatred.
With Johnny Knoxville's insane tolerance for pain, Bam Margera's love for harassing his friends/family and Steve-O's gross-out factor, you have one hell of a funny film.
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