Sentence examples for age therapy from inspiring English sources

"You keep superstars healthy and happy," said Mr. Ward, who spends $50 a day on his colt's new age therapy.

Levene uses a mixture of salesmanship and New Age therapy to help coax his clients into revealing their true selves.

An installation in which a ship goes round and round, driven by a pivot arm balanced by a cartoon moneybag, represents the futility of materialism; smaller works spoof New Age therapy culture, like a picture of people dancing in silly cat suits, one exclaiming, "This is an excellent workshop!" Under the satiric surface, there's a genuine religious yearning (Johnson).

From the many descendants of Freudian analysis to new age therapy's love of the inner child, the message is the same: childhood is traumatic and important; it is seen as the key to the person, and certainly the key to the writer.

In the final season, Don's moody odyssey, which ultimately led him to a New Age therapy retreat – the inspiration for the commercial – was less a convincing culmination of the Mad Men saga than a half-baked series of metaphors strung together.

Maybe New Age therapy made me do it.

It's an excellent setup for the kind of garbled New Age therapy-speak the show intends to spoof.

Ensler's collaboration with new age therapies struck me as surprising, for she describes herself as a radical feminist.

They come to dabble in the New Age therapies, while still being able to enjoy a good cappuccino over the morning paper and a beer at the pub after surfing.

To the glib assertion that transfusion was not a feature of iron age therapies, any other sheep will be able to cite one of the relevant verses: "Only flesh with its life, its blood, you must not eat".

Or they take the form of New Age therapies like those recommended in the Dalai Lama's book "The Art of Happiness," which shares the best-seller lists with the latest manuals for achieving hot sex and renovating the weekend house.