intolerant of, to, towards, in or with?
The spouse is intolerant of adulterey. |
I am completely intolerant of everything. |
He was very intolerant of false teachers. |
The reason is they are so intolerant of those that do not believe the way they do. |
A religion that is intolerant of others is a religion that has no place in the US. |
I was intolerant of people's failings, just as I was intolerant of my own failings. |
In particular, some tolerance advocates are particularly intolerant of those whom they believe to be intolerant. |
And you know, I'd known around these parts as someone who's intolerant of children, but Mohammed broke my heart. |
Ilyas's followers were intolerant of other Muslims and especially Shi'ites, let alone adherents of other faiths. |
There are some very big issues at play -- the question of what should liberal societies be intolerant of is HUGE. |
Also intolerant to eggs and dairy. |
And Islam is intolerant to these values. |
Intolerant to eggs and not sure about soya. |
These are an ideal solution for people who are intolerant to injections and tablets. |
You left-wing facists are by definition intolerant to any view opposite to your own. |
Jude quickly, and painlessly, identified that Polly was intolerant to wheat and corn. |
Return when the horse crotch seems intolerant to the kind of small step slow pacing of the rhythm, a Sahuan ran. |
Of course, some people are indeed intolerant to wheat, and for them avoiding it requires vigilance and planning. |
Intramuscular methotrexate (15 -- 25? mg, weekly) was used in patients unresponsive or intolerant to azathioprine. |
People who claim to be intolerant to lactose, the natural carbohydrate in milk, often swap cows ' for goats ' milk. |
But Europe is intolerant towards Muslims. |
Other Mughal rulers were intolerant towards Hindus. |
We are intolerant towards other religions, sects and cultures. |
They can still continue to be intolerant towards it or do whatever they want. |
Conservatives are intolerant towards free speech and will do anything to make the U. |
I say yes, Islam is intolerant towards bribery, towards corruption, towards injustice. |
Now we have not only turned from that promise but we have become excessively intolerant towards our minorities. |
This violation is the product of religious and social practices that are intolerant towards human rights issues. |
You are right of course that their culture not involves being intolerant towards non-muslims, but actively encourages it. |
He never returned and saw with his own eyes how Europe has become more and more intolerant towards migrants in the last 20 years. |
I am not being intolerant in my remarks. |
Dawkins is getting remarkably intolerant in his old age. |
Modern secular states can be intolerant in the same way that theocracies are. |
Sure it's being intolerant, but only to those who are intolerant in the first place. |
The papers blazed with accusations from both sides -- League and Congress equally intolerant in their attacks. |
The enemies of the Church are tolerant in principle because they do not believe; they are intolerant in practice because love. |
It does not mean when people reject your antics or ploys they are intolerant in the correct use of that word in political parlance. |
Christ Himself was intolerant in this sense; so were His Apostles; and so were all the great champions of historical Christianity in every age. |
I commented on one of these, something about how I thought the Guardian were walking a tight line regarding preaching tolerance of religions that are themselves instrinsically intolerant in nature. |
But we are simply intolerant with our kith and kin back home. |
I was born in a Pakistan that was getting more intolerant with every passing minute. |
Such people normally become intolerant with african mango plus others, they can't bear others point of view. |
I disagree with his being intolerant with others, and I disagee with others being intolerant with him in response. |
Roger V am I the only one who is intolerant with random telesales? pitching back to them is a great idea - most would run a mile I guess. |
One only has to read the numerous HP comments which are racist in intent to realize which party welcomes the most intolerant with open arms. |
Quite often they are so intolerant about other views. |
Tell me exactly where my ignorance lies and WHAT I'd being intolerant about. |
However, I never did find out exactly what they found intolerant about my talk. |
But the other thing about spending your own money is that you tend to be more risk intolerant about the big things. |
Children learn to be accepting or intolerant about other differences in people by watching adult reactions to them. |
Why is that? There is nothing intolerant about merely expressing a different view to someone else no matter what the topic. |
There's nothing intolerant about sitting out a religious ceremony that is contrary to your values, or providing honest answers when asked a question about your decision. |
Older sapiens would be lactose and gluten intolerant for a start. |
But it makes me sad that society can be so intolerant for so you, James Randi. |
Hydrolysed whey is suitable for those who are lactose intolerant for the same reasons. |
I would rather be called intolerant for exposing the bloodshed of Atheists through history. |
Baron Tata 25 Apr 2011 01:19 AM To nyansapo and koklodeka, no nation has survived in an environment of charged intolerant for other tribes. |
Made with several varieties of black tea and evaporated milk, this rich velvety beverage is not for the faint of heart or the lactose intolerant for that matter. |
Sounds silly, but not if you are gluten intolerant like I am. |
The communists could be equally intolerant like the fascists though many of them were better educated. |
As for what is Vedic or not, let us not be intolerant like other faiths have shown towards difference within their ranks and towards other faiths. |
I am surrounded by people, friends who are either completely ignorant or secretly hateful, racist and intolerant like the ticket they are voting for shrugs. |
It's you who are intolerant toward Pakistani culture by walking into Pakistan and demanding your moral code to reign supreme. |
Tougher official line He Weifeng, a renowned law professor at Peking University, noted recently that the government has become increasingly intolerant toward protests. |
Lindquist is part of a local group called the Parent Action League, an organization the Southern Poverty Law Center has declared a hate group, and intolerant toward gay people. |
When you have a group of people that are intolerant toward anybody that does not believe the same as they do and encourages death to those same individuals even makes his argument more valid. |