100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "tolerate"

Definition

The verb tolerate means to allow or accept something that one may not necessarily agree with or find acceptable, often in the context of enduring a situation, behavior, or opinion that is difficult or unpleasant.

Synonyms

• Endure
• Accept
• Permit
• Allow
• Bear
• Abide
• Stand
• Withstand
• Suffer
• Put up with

Antonyms

• Reject
• Deny
• Disallow
• Intolerate
• Condemn
• Oppose
• Resist
• Disapprove
• Abandon
• Exclude

Examples

1. I can tolerate noise, but only to a certain extent.
2. She has learned to tolerate different viewpoints in discussions.
3. Some people cannot tolerate spicy food.
4. The teacher had to tolerate the students’ chatter during the lesson.
5. He found it hard to tolerate the heat during the summer months.
6. Animals can often tolerate harsh weather conditions.
7. It's important to tolerate others' beliefs, even if you do not agree.
8. She will not tolerate any form of bullying in her classroom.
9. Can you tolerate the waiting time at the clinic?
10. They had to tolerate the long commute to work every day.
11. I cannot tolerate dishonesty in any relationship.
12. He learned to tolerate criticism after years of practice.
13. The community decided to tolerate the construction noise for a few months.
14. She has a high pain threshold and can tolerate discomfort well.
15. You need to tolerate a bit of inconvenience when traveling.
16. The manager will tolerate minor mistakes but expects improvement.
17. Some plants can tolerate drought conditions better than others.
18. He can’t tolerate people who are late all the time.
19. The organization strives to tolerate diversity in the workplace.
20. I can tolerate cold weather, but I prefer the warmth.
21. She does not tolerate rudeness from anyone.
22. They must tolerate the differences among team members.
23. I have to tolerate my neighbor's loud music during the weekends.
24. Animals in the wild often tolerate each other's presence.
25. It's hard to tolerate someone who constantly complains.
26. You should learn to tolerate your partner’s quirks.
27. The coach will tolerate mistakes as long as players are trying their best.
28. Many people can tolerate a little discomfort for a greater good.
29. She cannot tolerate anyone who disrespects her family.
30. He has learned to tolerate the stressful environment at work.
31. I cannot tolerate the smell of cigarette smoke.
32. The teacher was patient and would tolerate questions from students.
33. She will tolerate any behavior that promotes teamwork.
34. Some cultures tolerate different practices that others might find strange.
35. He has to tolerate the strict rules of the organization.
36. It is important to tolerate different perspectives in a debate.
37. The manager will not tolerate any form of harassment.
38. They had to tolerate the rain during their camping trip.
39. I can tolerate a few mistakes, but not repeated ones.
40. She chooses to tolerate the challenges of her job.
41. They can tolerate long hours when they are passionate about their work.
42. The team must tolerate setbacks to achieve their goals.
43. He cannot tolerate the idea of losing his job.
44. The doctor advised him to tolerate the treatment side effects.
45. I can tolerate the cold, but I prefer to be warm.
46. She has learned to tolerate her boss’s demanding nature.
47. The new policy aims to tolerate diverse opinions within the company.
48. They must tolerate some level of discomfort during the training.
49. He can tolerate busy environments, unlike his friend.
50. She will not tolerate any negativity in her life.
51. I can tolerate a little chaos, but not too much.
52. The organization is committed to tolerate all forms of discrimination.
53. He could barely tolerate the pain after his injury.
54. It is difficult to tolerate the constant stress of deadlines.
55. She does her best to tolerate her sibling's antics.
56. The new employee must tolerate the learning curve.
57. I can tolerate a variety of opinions, even if they differ from mine.
58. The group decided to tolerate the delays caused by the weather.
59. He has learned to tolerate his neighbor's pet barking.
60. They will tolerate the inconvenience for the sake of progress.
61. She will not tolerate any form of disrespect.
62. It is essential to tolerate the learning process for new skills.
63. He can tolerate a bit of awkwardness in social situations.
64. I will tolerate your presence as long as you behave.
65. She cannot tolerate the pressure of exams anymore.
66. The manager will tolerate mistakes if employees are willing to learn.
67. They had to tolerate the noise of the construction site.
68. He can tolerate a lot of pressure and still perform well.
69. The community is trying to tolerate the changes in their neighborhood.
70. She would tolerate the bad weather for a chance to see the concert.
71. I can tolerate minor inconveniences in exchange for a good deal.
72. He has to tolerate the demands of his job.
73. Some people can tolerate criticism better than others.
74. They will tolerate the noise for the sake of their new neighbors.
75. She cannot tolerate the rude behavior of her colleagues.
76. The teacher was kind enough to tolerate late submissions.
77. I can tolerate a little drama, but not too much.
78. He has learned to tolerate the quirks of his roommate.
79. The company strives to tolerate innovative ideas from all employees.
80. They had to tolerate the long lines at the amusement park.
81. She will tolerate any inconvenience for a good cause.
82. I can tolerate my neighbor's loud parties occasionally.
83. He is able to tolerate the pressure of high-stakes situations.
84. The organization aims to tolerate varying lifestyles.
85. She cannot tolerate the thought of failing her exam.
86. They must tolerate the interruptions during the meeting.
87. He learned to tolerate his fear of public speaking over time.
88. The community has agreed to tolerate temporary road closures.
89. I can tolerate a bit of messiness, but not a lot.
90. She will tolerate the noise from the construction.
91. He has to tolerate working late hours this week.
92. They will tolerate each other's differences for a harmonious workplace.
93. I can tolerate a few delays when traveling by train.
94. She chooses to tolerate her partner’s habits.
95. The team had to tolerate each other’s different working styles.
96. He cannot tolerate the constant changes in the project.
97. Some people can tolerate extreme temperatures better than others.
98. The company aims to tolerate feedback from its customers.
99. She cannot tolerate incomplete tasks; she prefers to finish everything.
100. He learned to tolerate the ups and downs of life with grace.