tolerant of, to, in, towards or about?
| Tolerant of yet another excess. |
| We are just more tolerant of the former. |
| Louis was less tolerant of the Huguenots. |
| No, I do not agree with Islam, but I am also TOLERANT of other religions and faiths. |
| Maybe if I'd been a little more tolerant of his behaviour things would be different. |
| One common factor is perhaps that people in general would be tolerant of your culture, and expect the same of you. |
| This is a Good Thing; users tend to be just a little bit more tolerant of the kind of failures newbies often have. |
| London welcomes all nations and is tolerant of all national eccentricities, so long as they don't scare the horses. |
| Eggplant is tolerant to drought. |
| It is tolerant to poor drainage. |
| It is tolerant to soil salinity. |
| Besides that pluralism also can be construed as being open and tolerant to apostasy. |
| People who speak foreign languages tend to be more tolerant to other different people. |
| It is highly tolerant to black rot disease and withstands long distance transportation. |
| And if this religion wasn't trying oppress everyone, then one could be somewhat tolerant to their religious views. |
| The tree grows incredibly fast and is very tolerant to droughts, perfect for the weather in the Mexican highlands. |
| For rice, we are developing varieties that are tolerant to drought and salinity with high nitrogen-use efficiencies. |
| Yet, Freemasonry demands that each Freemason be tolerant to the beliefs of others no matter how different they may be. |
| Yes, we are tolerant in Britain. |
| Be very tolerant in all situations. |
| There is no need to be tolerant in that situation. |
| The Kaurava brothers were not tolerant in any manner whatsoever towards the Pandavas. |
| He was tolerant in every field, whether it was a matter of religion or personal grudge. |
| They were actually pretty tolerant in governance and matters of religion when unchallenged. |
| The base I am presenting represents the one that was the easiest to build, and most tolerant in cutting and bending. |
| Even those of you who are tolerant in your acceptance of sin are shocked at the levels of depravity you are forced to witness. |
| The enemies of the Church are tolerant in principle because they do not believe; they are intolerant in practice because love. |
| The Romans were very tolerant in matters of religion and it seems unlikely that they would have condemned Jesus for blasphemy. |
| The country is tolerant towards gay travellers. |
| He was very kind and tolerant towards his wives. |
| You can be tolerant towards people who are different to you. |
| The Catholic Church is driving away people who are tolerant towards LGBT people. |
| Dara Shikoh was both an intellectual and liberally tolerant towards other religions. |
| You see, dear friends, unbelief is not tolerant towards Christ and the Christian faith. |
| But I also understand that most people are religious and I am, therefore, tolerant towards anybody's religion. |
| I did, however, become a little less tolerant towards those that demanded access, regardless of the situation. |
| It is not as if traditionally those who are on this side have been the most tolerant towards gay people now is it. |
| While few people faint on hearing this news, others are more tolerant towards it and might actually forgive their partners. |
| The system is less tolerant about it. |
| I am told that the police are tolerant about it. |
| The Mongol rulers were tolerant about religions, however. |
| I have seen a big mosque at nearby city where people are tolerant about their faith. |
| The people of Goa are very tolerant about religion and often participate in each others festival s. |
| I have cat crap all over my garden at Third House and I don't feel the least kindly and tolerant about it. |
| I have always found Kate pretty tolerant about allowing for dissenting voices and I agree that this is an excellent site. |
| If we are tolerant about other people, it will automatically help us to respect others and help us appreciate that everyone is important. |
| Men of my experience seem pretty tolerant about 2nd spouse relationships with first familiy children -- particularly as the children get older. |
| Brazil is very tolerant with sex as a country. |
| It's a matter of being tolerant with each other. |
| Show your love by being tolerant with one another. |
| Be patient and tolerant with yourself and avoid people who are impatient with you. |
| It is funny how they will justify any behavioir and be so tolerant with one of their own. |
| Be tolerant with their behaviours -- this may be the only way they can show how they feel. |
| Funny how the libs want tolerance of their ideals, but are less than tolerant with ideals they don't agree with. |
| Parents who are tolerant with alcohol end up providing alcohol to children whose parents do not want this to happen. |
| Somehow he has been so tolerant with me thru all my mood swings, tirades and stupid situations that i get myself into. |
| I want to be able to appreciate what I have in my life and be more tolerant with people in order to form relationships. |
| We didn't get any tolerant for our works. |
| They've been tolerant for a much longer time. |
| For His Glory Secondly, God is tolerant for his glory. |
| They've been tolerant for a much longer time, ' ' she said. |
| He is tolerant now because he knows he doesn't have to be tolerant forever. |
| No one is tolerant for their own own errors along along with the other people. |
| The King could not be a matter of headache for America had he been tolerant for Free-Tibet. |
| Ms Cheong could have been allowed to continue in her post, hopefully wiser and more tolerant for the experience. |
| Older consumers may be too tolerant for their own good A study into consumer reactions to faulty products has shown older people are more tolerant than young when things go wrong. |
| You would be surprise how tolerant on grammar clients are when you work on a global level. |
| No-one judge you on this so I hope you can try to be more tolerant on these touchy issues. |
| This country is WAY too tolerant on these people and that is why we have such a high re-offence rate. |
| Clegg and his colleagues have been remarkably tolerant on this, given wide public support for the 50p rate. |
| Hanif Abbasi was very tolerant on Awais Lagharis continued interruptions and it shows a good sign of maturity. |
| This is exactly how oldschool RPG fans are feeling right now, so perhaps you should try to be more tolerant on that aspect. |
| Oh and please, spare me the tales of how historically ' tolerant ' Islam can be because it is only tolerant on its own very narrow terms. |
| As a consequence, the public opinion, which has been very conservative, is becoming more tolerant on gaming as citizens realise the benefits of legalisation. |
| In general, asynchronous communication is much more important because it allows archives to be created and it's more tolerant on the volunteer nature of the various communities. |
| According to African scholar Ali Mazrui, Of the three principal religious legacies of Africa (indigenous, Islamic, and Christian ), the most tolerant on record must be the indigenous tradition. |
| Even some religions are not tolerant toward deaf people. |
| Liberals must show that they're tough, and not tolerant toward right-wing criminals. |
| Westerners are taught to be open and tolerant toward other cultures, races, religions, etc. |
| In this sense, Ghannoushi's rhetorical question as to whether whites are genuinely tolerant toward Muslims can be recast. |
| Americans have been remarkably tolerant toward Muslims, considering they account for over 80% of all terrorism convictions in America. |