tolerant

But it may also cause us to be too tolerant of further extensions of state power in the name of security.

She speaks with chilly precision, “in the tone that a bored but tolerant adult might use.”

The organization presents itself as a tolerant Islamic voice—the “good Muslim,” if you will.

Nothing better conveyed the message that America was a tolerant, multicultural nation.

I don't know how tolerant (or intolerant) you are towards his pursuits and speculations.

Buddhism, although, tolerant of heresy, has ever been vehement in its persecution of schism.

Mr. Garry spoke very quietly, but what he said scarcely aroused hopes that his attitude would be tolerant.

We are all tolerant enough of those who do not agree with us, provided only they are sufficiently miserable!

We are less disposed to be tolerant of individual persuasions which imply a personal and unpleasant reflection.