When the minuet is elaborately choreographed, that is repressive tolerance.

She lives with a kind and tolerant man - if Herbert Marcuse hadn't formulated "repressive tolerance," Kate could have.

The affinity between this claim and Herbert Marcuse's oxymoronic conception of "repressive tolerance" is evident, although Mr. Bloom predictably regards Marcuse as a baneful influence.

Mr. Enzensberger is troubled by the Swedes' seeming submission to this hegemony of "impersonal reason," or what Herbert Marcuse might have identified as "repressive tolerance."

It is also those who study, romanticize, idealize them with what Herbert Marcuse called "repressive tolerance."

It's back in the standard MTV mode of what the philosopher Herbert Marcuse called repressive tolerance - rebellion as news blip, noted and then buried in the morass.

On a Monday, bleeding from such tiny wounds of repressive tolerance, the two girls pack and depart.

The double standard against which the Right rages, and which permits conservatives to be pilloried for sins that are forgiven the Left, is "repressive tolerance" in action.

Anyway such selective enfranchisement was itself no more than a cynical way of heading off despair, what modern political scientists call 'repressive tolerance'.

Mr. Haraszti mischievously adopts Herbert Marcuse's phrase, "repressive tolerance," once the rage among the raging New Left, to describe the new socialist esthetics of censorship, meant to create esthetic automatons.