Sentence examples for quite cured from inspiring English sources

They have not quite cured leaders' nerves.

When Canada was hit by the Spanish-flu pandemic in June of 1918, Amelia caught pneumonia from her patients, and her lungs were never quite cured.

This mindset doesn't quite cure everything.

None of them will truly succeed as writers, but none can quite be cured of writing.

La Fromagerie Bresaola 50g, £3.65 Nicely marbled and pulls apart easily, which means it is quite heavily cured.

I believe that great software companies in the mold of Google, PayPal and Palantir will help make cancer a chronic condition and quite possibly, cured.

However, self-desiccation can be very harmful if it is not controlled during the early phase of the development of hydration reaction, therefore, HPC must be cured quite differently from ordinary concrete.

We've got quite a lot of cured meat going on, some stuffed olives, what looks like a lovely fresh stick of ciabatta, a Hass avocado, some antipasti, and what sharp-eyed Reddit user and dairy expert 'Omaca' identifies as a nice big wedge of Fromager d'Affinois Bleu cheese ("It's up there with the best. Try it sometime with slices of fresh pear. It will change your religion").

Thus, Cymelarsan® was found to be quite effective in curing horses in acute as well as chronic form of dourine.

Exposure therapy has proved itself to be quite helpful in curing people with stress disorders.

Some of the more appealing dishes are quite light, and meatless, like cured tuna with pink pepper and pickled sunchokes, and sea-bass carpaccio lightly dressed with citrus and mint.