Meanings of intolerant spirit in English

This intolerant spirit began, in 1507, to be directed against their books.

We have already remarked the intolerant spirit of the Magian religion.

Knowing his violent, intolerant spirit, M. de Sautron was prepared for an outburst.

There was menace in the suggestion, but his intolerant spirit did not resent it.

This fierce, intolerant spirit took possession of Mohammed almost from his entrance into Medina.

What stronger proof can we ask in favor of our position, than the intolerant spirit of the South?

To escape from the intolerant spirit that pursues Dissenters here will make us merry, if nothing else does.

The intolerant spirit of the whites drove the Colored people of Hartford to request a separate school in 1830.

Nevertheless there was a growing aversion in many parts of the States for the rigid and intolerant spirit of the reformed religion.

For this reason, perhaps, he endured it less patiently than his predecessors, who had been subjected to it in worse form and more intolerant spirit.

Were there not even these inducements to moderation, nothing could be more ill-judged than that intolerant spirit which has, at all times, characterized political parties.