Sentence examples for curative qualities from inspiring English sources

(Honey should not be added to tea. It loses its curative qualities when heated).

It is a complicated thought for westerners, even if they suspend their disbelief in the curative qualities of deadly spiders, but a painfully clear one to Chinese.Mr Wei has not only spent much of the past 17 years without freedom in China's laogai, he has been held in solitary confinement and repeatedly tortured.

The hotel also has an attached spa with more private pools and treatments – such as a body wrap using Andean mud – for guests who cannot resist topping up on the springs' curative qualities.

We talk a lot around here about the curative qualities of food.

"Something like this brings people together -- for the worst reason -- but, in the best way". We talk a lot around here about the curative qualities of food.

Medical researchers have long complained federal government policy on marijuana inhibits scientific breakthroughs, leaving patients to rely on anecdotal evidence of the drug's curative qualities and undermining efforts to target medical growing operations to most effectively treat illness.

Oftentimes when Shakespeare is referenced or quoted in the global marketplace, the passages are given an ethical burden and curative quality which contributes to the Shakespearean myth.

Others noticed the same curative quality that fraternisation had for Willis.

But he was not alone in extolling the sun's curative or nutritional qualities.

Shennong reportedly invented the plow, taught his people to be farmers, and found and tested plants that had curative or poisonous qualities.

Said by generations of Cuban grandmothers to have curative and digestive qualities, guavas thrive in the perfect balance of heat and rain found in Mayabeque province, outside Havana.