Sentence examples for cure maladies from inspiring English sources

Coffey seems as gentle as his crimes are heinous, and he is possessed with an inner power to cure maladies.

The creatures are popular in the pet trade and are also used in traditional Chinese medicine in the belief they can cure maladies like diabetes, asthma, skin disease and cancer.

For practitioners, melodies will cure many maladies.

Nigella sativa L. belongs to family Ranunculaceae and its different parts of plant are in use for medicinal purposes to cure various maladies [ 8].

"This medicine cures all maladies!

But there is an opportunity to cure this malady.

Stuck in the euro, they can no longer cure that malady by devaluation.

Curing such maladies is a lot to ask of any media organisation, let alone a barely profitable newspaper with a newsroom of about 400, down from 1,300 in the late 1990s.

He describes modern medicine as a "civil war" waged between conventional physicians and those who are open to alternative cures for maladies ranging from anxiety to cancer; he considers it his mission to walk the line that divides them.

In 1753, a century earlier, the British naval surgeon James Lind, in "A Treatise on Scurvy," specifically ascribed scurvy to a "want of fresh vegetables and greens" and recommended that vessels carry an extract of lemons to prevent or cure the malady.

To cure the malady of the people words are enough" (Machiavelli 1965, 317).