intolerance

He rejoiced in the name, and used it primarily as a challenge to intolerance.

And, of course, if the intolerance be very great, the authority must be very direct.

One word as to the alleged "intolerance of the fanatic Orangemen of Belfast."

There is no intolerance; everybody lives comfortably with his neighbour.

This is the trick of Nationalists when speaking of the intolerance of Belfast.

What is hateful in age is its lack of understanding and of sympathy; in a word—its intolerance.

This was because of an impatience and intolerance toward the enemy.

The young apostle had allowed his zeal for the Master's name to lead to intolerance.

Turgot demanded the suppression of this declaration of intolerance.

New constraints, new types of intolerance, and new obstacles come about.