Sentence examples for cures at the hands of from inspiring English sources
The Rome diocese's Web site carries dozens of testimonials from individuals claiming cures at the hands of the pope.
As Katz wrote in "Gay American History," gay men and lesbians "were long subjected to a varied, often horrifying list of 'cures' at the hands of psychiatric-psychological professionals".
It is one thing to invent a cure; getting that cure into the hands of mothers in poor countries is another challenge.
Until the 1980s the medical community deemed we were sick and deviant, and our community was subjected to inhumane treatment at the hands of doctors seeking to "cure" us.
How much of our future is in our own hands, or the hands of medical researchers avidly looking for causes and cures of illnesses, and how much was predetermined at birth?
"These people cure the Muslims," Manafia Begum, a local Muslim, said as she held the hand of one wounded nurse.
Clinical responses were graded as cure, failure, or indeterminate at the test-of-cure assessment.
Verghese speaks of the aspects of cure that are achieved not with the hands but with the ear.
At the same time, Dr. Daniel Palmer opened his School of Magnetic Cure, but soon found that his patients improved without magnets by just utilizing a "laying on of the hands". He created the Palmer School of Chiropractic Therapy.
