Sentence examples for cure-all answer from inspiring English sources
Most of this research is in very early stages; no one has anything remotely resembling a cure-all answer to these challenges.
Making meaningful, impassioned, and lasting connections with people and music is the Brudenell Groove philosophy, and it resounds in places much deeper than a couple of CDJs and a projector in a backroom somewhere can reach - much deeper indeed, than the fleeting superclub revival romances desperately being plugged as a cure-all answer to the UK's nightlife woes.
However you parse Wilson's desperate act, it is clear that in an instant-fix, cure-all culture — one in which we habitually reduce fraught real-life dramas into smart-alecky quips on late-night talk shows — we want instant-fix, cure-all answers.
Labor's policy, for example, is clearly not the fiscal cure-all its leader, Bill Shorten, suggests with his stock answer that he'll "make multinationals pay their fair share" when asked how he will pay for his spending commitments.
For years it's been the cure-all for everyone, the salve smeared on the sores of each social media campaign or always-on strategy, to vaguely answer the question 'did that go well?'.
Is common sense really a cure-all?
But it is not a cure-all.
