intolerant

Modifies a noun

• attitude: All this goes with an intolerant attitude toward minority, unconventional or non-traditional life styles.
• society: They need to think how that can be achieved without creating an intolerant society where public expressions of faith are banned by law.
• view: To my surprise, none of his works were available due to his intolerant views against Arabs.
• people: However goat's milk has been used successfully by many lactose intolerant people.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Belle wants to know: " Can you become intolerant to a food that you've had no problems with in the past?

Noun used with modifier

• lactose: Here are just a few of the more notable health club regulars: Lactose Intolerant?

Infinitive complement

• milk: Did you know 80 % of the population are allergic or intolerant to milk?

Modifying Another Word

• increasingly: In type 2 diabetes the pancreas does produce insulin but cells become increasingly intolerant to the action of the insulin.
• so: God almighty, I never knew I was so intolerant!
• very: A lot of people are very intolerant to these groups of people.
• not: They have been touchy about, if not intolerant of, criticism, betraying a lack of introspection.
• often: Both euthanasia and abortion are subjects ripe for debate, although unfortunately opposing sides are often intolerant of each other!

Preposition: of

• lactose: Whether there is a suggestion that the gut may be intolerant of lactose.
• shade: Cultural control Many aquatic weeds are intolerant of shade.
• food: Information: Q: I have a daughter who is intolerant of many foods.
• other: There is also significant evidence to show that individuals with low self-esteem are more likely to be intolerant of others.
• intolerance: First, Duncan Smith s efforts at party reform, where he has voiced an ambition to be intolerant of intolerance.