Sentence examples for treatment of things from inspiring English sources

Did any particular authors or books inspire or influence your treatment of things?

"It's interesting that as a society we look to our policies and laws as things meant to protect us, yet our research suggests psychedelics may be useful for treatment of things that could protect us".

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Following Darren's treatment of Nancy, things are hard between them and get even worse when Nancy attempts to get revenge on Darren.

To become a bit more specific, apart from a general theory on how the topological properties depend on parameter settings, what I thought was really missing is a treatment of how things depend on the final size of the network and on the initial conditions.

Cavafy would write a number of erotic poems in historical dress — "Caesarion" is one — but until 1910 he hadn't attempted what Pound called "direct treatment of the thing".

The latter contained this succinct statement of the group's position: Direct treatment of the "thing", whether subjective or objective.

They agreed in the spring or early summer of 1912 on three principles: 1. Direct treatment of the "thing" whether subjective or objective.

"I think it had a waterfall," the archivist said, "or some water-treatment kind of thing" — hello, ladies!

(A subsequent call to the Shubert Archive revealed that this was not the case. It had probably been Belasco's phone booth. As for Schreiber's steam room, it was just the Grotto. "I think it had a waterfall," the archivist said, "or some water-treatment kind of thing"—hello, ladies!—"considered to be elegant at the time").

Saddam came to him for the treatment of minor ailments, things like skin lesions and corns.