Sentence examples for magical cure from inspiring English sources

"No one sector or environment is going to be the magical cure.

Facial massage — with a stone or otherwise — is not a magical cure for all your skin complaints.

There is no magical cure for the bone bruise in Wade's right knee, nor any clear solution for Bosh's sudden crisis of confidence.

For this is a time when human yearning to find a magical cure for the world's woes can be harnessed to the digital age's instant access to a vast treasure-trove of personal information.

America is facing a bed bug outbreak of explosive proportions - and the resistance of the blood suckers to commonly used pesticides means there is no magical cure, public health and pest control experts warned today.

Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Barclays Capital in Tokyo, said the corporate tax cuts advocated as a way of keeping businesses in Japan were needed, but they were not a magical cure, given the stiff competition from the low tax rates in some other Asian economies.

No one pretends that the program is a magical cure-all or that every parent can give up time during school hours.

Aside from their moral, aesthetic, convenient and intoxicating appeal, however, the benefits offered by hand sanitisers may not be quite the magical cure-all we think them to be.

What didn't change, though, was the old faith in magical cures.

The only achieved status is that of the magical curer, the shaman.

The extreme frequency of possession in that region has made possible a proliferation of priests, inspired persons, healers, and sorcerers, any of whom may perform magical cures.