Sentence examples for a homeopathic dose from inspiring English sources

The only imaginable reason for a traveler to read such stories at 30,000 feet would be to inoculate a troubled mind with a homeopathic dose of angst.

And surely he is sufficiently crafty to know that a homeopathic dose of Bloombergian opposition might be just what the doctor ordered for vulnerable Democrats in rural districts where the Second Amendment comes first and affection for superrich cosmopolitan art aficionados who divide their time between the Upper East Side of Manhattan and Bermuda is distinctly lacking.

Braunhofer prescribed a homeopathic dose of Cinchona officinalis (Peruvian bark, from which quinine is a primary ingredient), and Beethoven later expressed gratitude for the benefits he received from the doctor's treatment.

For instance, one study used a homeopathic dose of a medicine for weight-loss when it is well-known that there is no one remedy that will work for everyone who wishes to lose weight.

She wrote to her friend Elizabeth J. Neal that she moved both the audience and herself to tears, saying "I infused into my speech an Homeopathic dose of woman's rights, as I take good care to do in many private conversations".

And abroad, American youth culture, however manufactured, came with political implications: it contained, in Savage's suggestive image, "a tiny homeopathic dose of freedom".

Within the organism as a complex adaptive system or network, causality for these events is indirect rather than direct, distant in time and space to the original administration of the homeopathic dose as a small but salient stimulus or stressor [ 241].

There's even a tiny, one might almost say homeopathic, dose of privacy allotted each employee in the form of a locker, with a door molded into the contour of a human profile.

For hormesis [ 16, 38], cross-adaptation, and/or TDS [ 98, 187] to occur in response to a homeopathic remedy dose, the remedy must be perceived or experienced as a salient but low level foreign threat or novel biological stressor, i.e., a potential disruption of homeostasis for the organism as a whole.

"Everything's being done in homeopathic doses," said Jean-Paul Fitoussi, a professor of economics at the Institut d'Études Politiques in Paris.

"I was able to choose music I thought perhaps they might like and began in small, homeopathic doses until they built up a tolerance.