Examples of using Less tolerant in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The public is less tolerant.
He's far less tolerant of your existence than I am.
Others were less tolerant.
But less tolerant of people who waste their precious time.
Our village has become considerably less tolerant.
I'm much less tolerant of people.
When King Alfonso died in 1481, Portugal became markedly less tolerant of Jews.
You may be less tolerant of others and get into more arguments.
While his grandfather, Henri IV, granted some concessions to French Protestants,Louis was less tolerant.
Shi'ites in Iran were far less tolerant than their Sunni contemporaries in the Ottoman Empire.
There's a great deal at stake with this gun shipment,and Alexandra is even less tolerant of mistakes than I am.
The world was different then.It was a lot less tolerant and… I just knew your life would be harder than your brothers' and sisters'.
Hijras appear in positive roles in Indian mythology,but modern society has tended to be less tolerant.
People with OCD are not less tolerant of these upsetting ideas, which most humans report are a natural part of their daily existence.
The sectarian songs have been banned, but they still gather and remain loyal to the victory of 1690,and to a simpler, less tolerant time.
The Russian government turned out to be less tolerant towards Jews, and more restrictions were imposed on Jews than the rest of the Polish people.
But one hypothesis that I think emerges from a cursory look at that data is theidea that polarized societies are far less tolerant of globalization.
People in northern Louisiana are less tolerant of that than New Orleans people, and I expect Lafayette, a man of color, had had a doubly hard time of it.
Our society was created from a rich tapestry,but public space is becoming less and less tolerant for different opinions and diverse cultures.
By the time you have reached my age, you're a lot less tolerant of bull---- from your family, even though the bonds still connect you and you still want to please," Maupin said.
You know, she needed another vessel, and at that same moment,your mother was becoming less and less tolerant… with your grandfather's insane ideas.
And when the revolution took place anyway, the revolutionaries were less democratic and less tolerant toward their own people, and were suspicious of any Western democracy, primarily because Israel, the friend of the dictators, had positioned itself as the agent of Western democracy in the Middle East, or, as many people here say,“the only democracy in the Middle East.”.
During this period, a small Jewish community continued to live in Hebron; however,the climate was less tolerant of Jews and Christians than it had been under prior Islamic rule.
This applies especially now, during this period of suicidal Muslim terrorism as anger and fear pervadescivilians throughout the country, making them less tolerant toward Arabs.
In a recent study published in The Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, scientists found that city acornants were more tolerant of heat, and less tolerant of cold, than their rural counterparts.
The study, published in the journal PLOS One, then speculates that the difference between the two groupsmay be“perhaps because less agreeable people are less tolerant of deviations from convention.”.
We saw the mice get better, becoming more glucose tolerant and less resistant to insulin," Saez says.
When both science and religion become less dogmatic and more tolerant of criticism, philosophy will then begin to achieve unity….
When both science and religion become less dogmatic and more tolerant of criticism, philosophy will then begin to achieve unity in the intelligent comprehension of the universe.
When science, philosophy, and religion become less dogmatic and more tolerant of criticism, philosophy will then begin to achieve unity in the intelligent comprehension of the universe.