Sentence examples for needs to be cured from inspiring English sources

"Being gay is not a disease that needs to be cured... What needs to be cured is not homosexuality but homophobia".

The implication seems to be that it's harmful and needs to be cured.

The fatwa claimed that homosexuality is a disease that needs to be cured and proposed a series of brutal penalties, ranging from caning to death.

Her mania is something she needs to be cured of, or freed from — unlike, say, Monk, whose psychological tics are portrayed as the adorable kernel of his genius.

At that point, Kuusisto offers a beautifully poetic explanation of the book's title, an almost Stevens-like incantation of properties: "On the planet of the blind, no one needs to be cured," it begins.

We have similar attitudes to beauty and don't view ageing as a disease that needs to be cured, just as something inevitable that you can choose to do with good grace, humour and health.

We are still getting it wrong; our emphasis needs to be curing the chronic social ill of racism and not merely spot-treating it.

LGBT kids don't need to be "cured" of anything.

We're curing people who didn't need to be cured in the first place".

She says she does not need to be cured to get on with her life.

It had been an absurdity — indeed, a sickness — of which they had needed to be cured as promptly as possible.