Significados de most intolerant en inglés

The most intolerant advocate is he who is trying to convince himself.

Tommie Watson is perhaps the most intolerant and narrow-brained little blatherskite.

His abilities the most intolerant Tories were forced grudgingly to acknowledge.

Teachers of toleration, are they not the most intolerant of all men living?

Of all Tories, Rochester was the most intolerant and uncompromising.

Even the most intolerant pagan is curious about Jerusalem.

The silence lasted for several moments; then Jack spoke in his haughtiest and most intolerant tone-

In truth, he was a Jacobite only because he was the most intolerant and acrimonious of Whigs.

The English are a most intolerant people.

He calls Luther "a lawless one," "one of the most intolerant of men," "a revolutionist, not a reformer."

And of them all the bayonet is the counter which is at once the most deadly and the most intolerant of mistakes.

For some other and not fully understood reason, the esophagus is, surgically speaking, one of the most intolerant of all human viscera.

Whenever I advance some new proposition, you sit up there next to Mrs. Pedagog and indulge in tutt-tutterances of the most intolerant sort.

As Robinson says, the Roman Catholic church is only "The second most intolerant and active body in the world today" (Chapter 28).

I have always remarked that little and envious minds are the most acute in detecting vanity in others, and the most intolerant of it.

All his work was thorough, down to the very bottom, and he had the most intolerant hatred of everything which was loose and inaccurate.