Sentence examples for just cure from inspiring English sources

The new lines would be designed to prevent malnutrition, not just cure it.

As first conceived, it would have had enforcement powers and tried to pre-empt state failure, not just cure it.

Then there is freshness, as in made from scratch: Mr. Van Morrelgem doesn't just cure his own lamb sausage, which is redolent of fennel, juniper and mustard; he slow-cooks the garlic confit that goes into it.

"Society's ability to forgive and forget is just remarkable, and I was trying to make the audience understand that society does not just cure itself, it happens with agitation and power in the right places.

They don't just cure the ailment, but - in the Bible language of the prophet Malachi - they also open the windows of heaven so God can pour out a blessing.

The realisation that some drugs don't just cure sick or weak bodies but actually push us beyond our natural physical limits (and are therefore unfair) did not take hold in sports until well into the 20th century.

It's not just curing the physical pain, but dealing with spiritual, cultural and religious expectations.

Had the meat been uncooked and just cured, there might also have been a frisson of risk, like eating Japanese blowfish, since walrus meat is known to carry trichinosis.

It hasn't been diagnosed yet, but God has just cured her of it!" On the James Robison show, Robison, who looks like a combination of James Dean and Burt Lancaster, would thunder on about sexual perversion and "secular humanism," then introduce a lovely woman singer — or perhaps the lovely Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Davis, newly brought to Christ.

Mr. Roberts said, "We think the F.D.A. is learning that quality-of-life issues are very significant, rather than just curing an illness, and people are willing to accept some level of risk in order to have a better quality of life".

Has Noel Edmonds Really Just Cured Cancer?