Sentence examples for about the curative from inspiring English sources
But as soon as Robert's very proper wife, she of the high moral tone, feels betrayed, his passionate aria about the curative powers of love rings forth.
A Norwegian pharmacist named Peter Möller seized upon this finding (and many other anecdotal stories about the curative properties of cod-liver oil).
The story turns into one about the curative power of family, be it the Wu Tang Clan on Staten Island, its Fortress of Solitude, or literal family, a recurrent theme in Mr. Toback's work.
Ed Smith, a retiree knowledgeable about the curative aspects of herbs, stands in the Shakers' Trustee Building from Sonyea explaining how members of this religious community became renowned as producers and sellers of high-quality garden seeds.
Like various health crusaders of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries — James Crossley Eno, who touted the healing properties of his dyspepsia remedy, a sodium-bicarbonate mixture known as "fruit salts," or John Harvey Kellogg, who prescribed for all mankind whole-grain flakes and enemas — Lynda is evangelical about the curative powers of her food product.
Some sharp points are also made through comedy, as when Carol voices the stigma attaching to drugs by querulously asking: "How many celebrities are in rehab because they've taken bloody ecstasy?" But the show raises more questions about theatrical form than about the curative power of chemical substances.
As pharmaceutical companies seek to profit from the curative wonders of human feces, doctors worry about new regulations, higher prices and patients attempting D.I.Y. cures.
Among the curative properties?
Still, while Xerox is recovering from life-threatening troubles, the curative process has not been painless.
The curative and purifying properties of church bells are elaborated on numerous Russian Orthodox Web sites.
The spa town is Naftalan, whose boosters use a nod from Marco Polo and an ancient myth about a mangy camel cured by oily water to claim a centuries-long appreciation for the curative properties of their precious sticky icky.
