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Don't get me wrong, the film looked great and I could even tolerate the mediocre acting.
I was actually able to tolerate the entire movie.
True this movie is close to a classic but it's so darkly chilling and gloomy that it was hard to tolerate.
I can tolerate her when used in the right way as an actress.
That the men in the film or anyone would tolerate her or find her appealing is beyond me. 2 minutes with Sarah and you'll want to bolt.
Society may tolerate him as a plaything, but he must never think he is one of them.
Incidentally, it's interesting that most of the pro-Thatcher comments have been written by Americans who would be unlikely to tolerate her born-to-rule attitude.
At the heart of the American-Iranian conflict is a deep mistrust about each nation’s readiness to tolerate the presence of the other on the world stage.
The more people believe that it is the hardworking and the deserving who have money, the more they are willing to tolerate transactions for money (though some transactions remain beyond the pale).
The sudden discontinuation of the supply of petroleum and natural resources from Russia in the early 1990’s, the failure of the centrally-planned economy, and the subsequent massive famine in the mid-1990’s left North Korea’s leaders no alternative but to tolerate informal market activities.
We cannot build a safer system if we do not raise global requirements and if we tolerate non-compliance with the rules.
Of course, European societies should not tolerate criminality and anti-social behavior.
At Fukushima, the reactors withstood a magnitude 9.0 earthquake – far more powerful than they were designed to tolerate.
Their aim is to discourage the US and the Europeans from starting another crisis – financial markets and everyday politics in Europe can tolerate only so much conflict.
It reminds us that much of success in a capitalist society is based on cultural and historical factors that produce qualities such as innovativeness, willingness to tolerate risk, and willingness to defer gratification through savings and education.
US President Donald Trump’s administration has stated unequivocally that it will not tolerate a North Korean capability to threaten the mainland United States with nuclear weapons.
By 1968, the Polish regime could no longer tolerate his presence.
Triffin issued his warning more than 50 years ago, but it has recently gained traction, as China’s rise has made the world increasingly disinclined to tolerate the instability caused by a dollar-denominated system.
But how many bailouts will the people of the Western democracies tolerate before the crisis of the global financial system turns into a crisis of Western democracy?
Education is the most important investment we can make in our most precious assets – our children – and we will not tolerate even the slightest threat to it.
They will be driven to tolerate higher inflation as a means of forcing investors into real assets, to accelerate deleveraging, and as a mechanism for facilitating downward adjustment in real wages and home prices.
After committing to a 17% reduction of greenhouse-gas emissions by 2020 – and despite his declaration that he would not tolerate inaction in this area – he simply stopped raising the issue after the Republicans’ sweeping victory in the November 2010 mid-term elections.
At worst, certain public officials may tolerate some foreign terrorists’ activities and neglect to act vigorously against them.
As the great political philosopher Karl Popper argued, the only thing that we should not tolerate in an open society is intolerance.
These same leaders now must tolerate – even facilitate – the creation of institutions to mediate the conflicts over these rights that inevitably result.
And both Xi and Li have indicated the government’s willingness to tolerate slower GDP growth in the short term for the sake of building a stronger, more sustainable economy.
Notwithstanding the temptation to embarrass America’s leaders with more cyber feats, Putin will not tolerate anything that might even marginally boost the chances of a Trump victory.
Even healthy economies like South Korea are keen to weaken their currencies, leaving the US alone in its willingness to tolerate significant currency appreciation.
The rest of the world should not tolerate that effort, even if the US does.
Yet it is now clear that neither friend nor foe should tolerate Russia’s foreign policy.
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