Sentence examples for healing ties from inspiring English sources

If stress lay at the root of so many modern maladies, Harrington writes, then "healing ties" might be the prophylactic, if not the cure, for cancer as well.

Russia and North Korea signed a friendship pact today aimed at healing ties that have been strained since Moscow established diplomatic relations with South Korea a decade ago.

"He and his team believe there is still some kind of biological story to be told about the power of healing ties in the case of cancer, even if it might not be quite the story with which they started".

He wants talks with the Palestinians and to heal ties with Mr Obama.

Pope John Paul II has long sought to heal ties to other world religions, in 1986 becoming the first pope ever to enter a synagogue.

More than 160 Algerian and Moroccan politicians, lawyers and rights advocates also published a joint appeal for France to acknowledge the "trauma caused by the colonization of Algeria," to heal ties between the nations.

Even if you both are quiet for long periods of time, it's respectful time together that goes a long way for healing wounds and rebuilding ties. 5. Collaborate on setting rules that you both can agree on such as curfews, bedtime, and when to do homework.

Her latest book, Love Sense: The Revolutionary New Science Of Romantic Relationships, Dr. Johnson offers scientific evidence that humans are meant to mate for life, and provides the tools to help us build caring ties and heal damaged ones.

Viewers see that the ceremonies are not simply about preparing the body, but also about "bring[ing] dignity to death, respect to the deceased and solace to those who grieve", through which the encoffiners are able to help repair broken family ties and heal damage done to those left behind.

While the wound heals, he is tying the camera to the back of his neck.

The assumption is that just as cultures have their own symptoms of trauma, they have distinct healing methods that are often tied to local rites.