To Tolerate In A Sentence

• I was mad ever to tolerate him.
• He refused to tolerate the question.
• He had refused to tolerate it all week.
• It is better to kill a woman than to tolerate her.
• The public conscience of the world seemed to tolerate it!
• But, on the whole, we are not altogether here to tolerate!
• It was necessary to be accustomed to him in order to tolerate him.
• Tolerance has to tolerate the unessential; and to see well what that is.
• Would you show so little self-respect as to tolerate such indiscretion?
• To-day women are not inclined to tolerate a husband who is brutal or debauched.
• The church used to tolerate it; it was a regular religious festival.
• To be with him, he would have to tolerate the presence of Scraggy for awhile.

• And her watchful and suspicious family seemed to tolerate if not to welcome him.
• Such things often struck a college in waves and she was not going to tolerate it.
• It was a look which he had never been able to tolerate on the features of anybody whatsoever.
• Tolerate them in the past, and you will come to tolerate them in the present and future.
• If they would not tolerate them on earth, they will be obliged to tolerate them in heaven.
• And he needed good humor to tolerate the way his officers and men were behaving.
• We of the south ought to tolerate the freest discussion of every phase of the race question.
• God has had to tolerate, for lack of better, such miserable specimens of humanity!
• But as a general rule, it is wise enough to tolerate such pleasant vagaries of worshipping woman.
• Marishka had learned to tolerate the German agent, even to the point of friendship.
• Elma wondered if in the future she would have to tolerate Sam Raynes as her brother-in-law.
• The committee ought not to tolerate this custom of speaking to matters not immediately before it.
• A society organized as a political democracy can not be expected to tolerate an industrial aristocracy.
• I've noticed no special varietal differences in ability to tolerate dryish soil.
• And when you are married to him, you will find him much easier to tolerate than a man who has any strong characteristic.
• And for the benefit he brings, communities are more willing than they were at first to tolerate the inconvenience due to his coming.
• Having tasted the sweets of freedom, they were ill prepared ever again to tolerate injustice and misgovernment.
• It is exceedingly nutritious, and was readily borne by the stomach when that organ refused to tolerate other aliment.
• If only he had been born without that dreadful sense of humour, she felt that she might have been able to tolerate him.
• The recent past is too painful, the immediate future too momentous, to tolerate any personal considerations.
• He had begun to tolerate his father before many days were over, to cease to be indignant and angry that he was not the ideal father of his dreams.
• Although hating his religion, his wife went to live with him, tolerating his infidelities while he refused to tolerate her religion.
• To tell us to tolerate them, not to speak about loving them, is like telling us to attempt the impossible.
• The marriage was a political one, but she lived with him, tolerating his infidelities, while he refused to tolerate her religion.
• Like some forms of moral obliquity, it may be merely evidence of a quality in the stock which renders it unable to tolerate a given environment.
• Olivia sat on the settee very straight and very cold, looking dark and handsome, and altogether too splendid a woman for her aunt to tolerate.
• I have seen Jane bear and do things lately that a year ago she would have indignantly refused to tolerate.
• There is only one thing that prompts the family to tolerate him, and that is the reflection that he is going to take Emily away from them.

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