Sentence examples for sort of cure from inspiring English sources
It has been a long time, however, since we have been in quest of the sort of cure that Wordsworth has to offer.
2) That eventually someone will come up with some sort of cure for this digital overload.
[ID051] It might not help me at my age, but if it helps people like my daughter or younger people, if it's got some sort of cure or prevention for the future then that's obviously going to be good isn't it?
His products, including all sorts of cured meats and pâtés, come from small producers in the United States and Europe, including Columbus Salame Company, Fra'Mani, La Quercia and Fabrique Délices.
He proposes a sort of talking cure for the legal system.
On the rosy side — well, sort of — a cure for cancer has been found, turning the man who did it, Dr. Sam Mueller, into a billionaire and a guru.
Even if no ultimate cause is determined, the report, combined with recommendations that the safety board issued in April 1998 and actions recommended by Boeing or ordered by the F.A.A., are a sort of a cure, aviation experts say.
The paradox of the podcast explosion among comics is that it's at once a minirenaissance for comedy and a retreat by comics further into themselves — a sort of talking cure for a group of people who suffer from something not yet covered, I don't believe, in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders: a need, when not formally doing comedy, to talk about how and why one does comedy.
The study isn't claiming that providing alcohol to alcoholics is some sort of miracle cure like the 1950s method of forcing a kid to smoke a carton of cigarettes (don't do that either).
While neem is sort of a cure-all for various diseases and maladies, tea tree oil is especially helpful in treating skin infections and disorders.
