| He accepted their silence tolerantly and moved in to stand beside Kaezik. |
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| Interleasing will deal tolerantly with minor damage that can be remedied quickly and cheaply e.g. by polishing. |
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| In places where there once seemed to be insurmountable barriers to people living together tolerantly, the scene has changed dramatically. |
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| The story concerns two men who live tolerantly beside each other until one day a flower emerges on the borderline between their properties. |
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| This involves for instance ensuring that our plant and equipment is designed to minimize faults, and to prevent and respond tolerantly to errors. |
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| The teen-agers on the crew were fooling around, and Daza barked commands now and then, but otherwise looked on tolerantly. |
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| I hope that, as it is the first one, you will look tolerantly upon its defects and support it. |
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| Voters look less tolerantly on rulers who perform badly. |
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| Meanwhile, they would like to treat Slovakia tolerantly. |
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| His Citizen of the World, a series of essays originally published in The Public Ledger in 1760 61, uses the device of a Chinese traveler whose letters home comment tolerantly but shrewdly on his English experiences. |
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| But by the standards of the Arab world it was a decent place, tolerantly run, with a freeish press and livelier politics than any Mr Hussein could ever countenance. |
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