Meanings of as intolerant in English

The_Donald, for example, is as intolerant, racist and misogynistic as the man himself.

They are nearly as intolerant as their parents on such occasions.

In each case, I saw the would-be censors as intolerant, ignorant and absurd.

The new unbelief was as intolerant as the old superstition.

He was being unfair, and as intolerant as his visitor.

He sees the former as modern and pluralist, the latter as intolerant and "fundamentalist".

Hunting down creatures because of their supernatural identities is just as intolerant as persecuting witches for their practices.

This had been the one thing needed to make Miriam as intolerant in agnosticism as she formerly was in dogma.

The death of Socrates in 399 disgusted Plato; democracy apparently was as intolerant as any other form of political creed.

The Strassburgers, who tried to take a position intermediate between Lutherans and Zwinglians, were as intolerant as any one else.

The Utilitarians have sometimes been abused as intolerant, arrogant, irreligious,-asenemies of literature, of the fine arts, and of the domestic charities.

And however quietly doctors and psychologists may go to work in the matter, their attitude is profoundly intolerant- as intolerant as Bloody Mary.

This, though nominally free, was eventually, under the Mathers, to become a theocracy as intolerant as that faith from which they had fled.

The toleration was limited, however, to princes, and for many years Lutheran rulers showed themselves quite as intolerant within their own dominions as did the