Sentence examples for containing a dose of from inspiring English sources
Commencement addresses containing a dose of hard-nosed realism are nothing new (the TV producer and filmmaker Joss Whedon used his recent Wesleyan commencement address to tell the graduating class, "You are all going to die").
Her songs are often elaborately arranged, shifting between vocal and instrumental parts and containing a dose of idiosyncrasy that sets her apart from her contemporaries.
If multiple products in one line existed, the SJW product containing a dose of 300 mg was selected as the default product.
The ground cocrystal (particle size <53 nm) was mixed with lactose in a dry blending step and placed into capsules containing a dose of 200 mg of carbamazepine.
The first group was inoculated per os with one ml of Penassay broth containing a dose of 2.5 × 105 CFU of mutant 97/241.6Δ eae.
The culture monolayers were replenished with complete media containing a dose of AM and incubated for 48 h at 37°C followed by MTT assay (TACS MTT Cell Proliferation Assay Kit, Trevigen) as per the manufacturer's instruction.
IT WAS what Italians call a sfogo: a release of pent-up emotion that contains a dose of hyperbole.
A platinum pellet injected into Mr. Markov's leg with a spring-loaded umbrella contained a dose of ricin that killed him after three days of intense fever and vomiting.
It almost certainly contains a dose of the truth but how much is hard to gauge as each side has been making numerous unverifiable claims about death tolls and who is responsible for what.
It contained a dose of morphine for breakthrough pain or shortness of breath, Ativan for anxiety attacks, Compazine for nausea, Haldol for delirium, Tylenol for fever, and atropine for drying up the upper-airway rattle that people can get in their final hours.
In western Europe, public opinion in many countries is lurching into an angry protectionism, a scourge that always contains a "dose of xenophobia and nationalism", as the World Trade Organisation's boss, Pascal Lamy, noted recently.
