“He beckoned us to be more understanding and tolerant, at a time when intolerance abounded.”

“Intolerance to food additives may last only a few years, whereas intolerance to peanuts is usually lifelong.”

“The ego is at the root of nurturing a strong self-image made of name, appearance, education, position, virtues and abilities that result in intolerance to criticism.”

“Our figures clearly show a mean increase in what we call intolerability, or the extent to which the world makes you want to scream.”

“He tried to stare back at her with the intolerability of the inhumanly inoculated.”

“If I were to measure my deserts by people's remembrance of me, I should be a prodigy of intolerability.”

“The perseverance of the rider, however, has the effect of making the intolerableness of the present moment unending for the horse.”

“When the only possible premonition of the future is the intolerableness of the present, it is easy to understand why the unforeseen happened.”

“The Plaintiffs own views of the intolerableness of their working conditions is not sufficient to prove a constructive discharge.”

“Baptist intoleration in any form becomes a virtual oxymoron.”

“Even if not always in this pungent form, the intolerantness and impatience with people who did not readily submit to his will were rather repulsive.”

“She said such intolerances were being used as an excuse for weight gain, instead of cutting down on food and doing more exercise.”

“Consult with an allergist to pinpoint true food allergies and intolerances.”

“It transpired that the child had weak bones caused by scurvy and certain dietary intolerances.”

“Only a remnant of the old bigots and intolerants are to be found in any congregation of intelligent people of to-day.”

“This works amazingly for vegans, lactose intolerants, and sundry fusspots.”