Sentence examples for quickly healing from inspiring English sources

The surface of Venus is more than 400°C hotter than the surface of Earth and at those extreme temperatures, the rock crystals can grow more quickly, healing themselves so that the boundaries never form.

Walks off with a quickly healing limp.

In politics, however, time can quickly heal such wounds.

Though the knee quickly healed, Lehane now admits that the incident rattled her.

Or is it something that will quickly heal itself through market pressures?

Despite Ed Miliband's recent efforts, orating from a wooden pallet in provincial shopping centres and taking on all-comers, that does not look like a breach that is likely to be quickly healed.

However, the wounds of a substantial rebellion on Europe would not quickly heal.

Typically, the corneal epithelium quickly heals and covers these incisions, preventing an open path to the anterior chamber.

In the tumult, Vane appeared at times to be in opposition to some of the Independent factions, even having a falling out (quickly healed) with Cromwell, and many factions came to distrust him.

While vigorous movement could peel off up to 60percentt of the skin off the backs of these rodents, they could quickly heal these wounds and regrow spiny hairs that covered the lost skin.

A model is presented whereby minor abrasions, which are quickly healed in normal corneas, transiently persist in aniridic patients, compromising the corneal stroma.