Sentences with phrase «as an antidote»

Sharing fondness and admiration is a friendship skill which serves as the antidote for contempt.

It can also be utilized to cure tinnitus and even serve as an antidote for snake bites.

Also known by the brand name Narcan, it is a medication used as an antidote for opioid overdoses.

At 31 — the youngest woman House member ever elected — she projects the kind of youthful vitality that Republicans see as an antidote to the party's stodgy, elderly - white - male image.

The special recipe of this food also acts as an antidote to allergy and similar skin problem.

The traditions of exile suggest four ways of speech and of faithful imagination that the church can practice and offer as antidotes to denial and despair.

The award, now in its 12th year and is presented at the New Inn in the village of Wedmore and is billed as an antidote to the high art of Turner Prize.

In medicine, bentonite is used as an antidote in heavy metal poisoning.

Paradigm Gallery + Studio in Philadelphia is planning a group show that they envision as an antidote to our image - saturated culture, where we consume visual information so rapidly it all starts to become noise.

Shrek was originally positioned as an antidote to the corporate, pre-fab, over-engineered storytelling that had petrified Disney animation.

Even if my intellectual history is questionable, the collocation of ideas gave me a key to understanding why the practice of silent solidarity might have deep political as well as personal effects: the unleashing of «dark,» subversive divine power as the antidote to racist despair, marginalization and repression is symbolically encoded in this practice.

Another motivation for such attacks may be that education itself is viewed as an antidote to the spread of extremism, and suppressing education may be seen as a means of gaining control over the population — a theory expressed by Malala Yousafzai, from Pakistan, who, at the age of 15, was shot in the face on a school bus for advocating for education for girls.

The comes 2) the «Shared Fondness and Admiration,» which can be described as the antidote for contempt.

Bare It All Pet Foods was created as an antidote to the preservative - laden treats in supermarket pet food aisles.

There isn't a lot of direct evidence, but Theophrastus, a Greek writer from the fourth century B.C., writes in his text Historia plantarum that moly «is used as an antidote against poisons.»

It is this goal that has led most of the critics mentioned here to explore the possible relevance and importance of play as an antidote for our technological dis - ease.

The role of the church as the prophetic critic of society is neglected today; instead, the chief emphasis is on the healing ministry of the church, on Christianity as the antidote for anxiety, on the gospel's promise of peace of mind.

Many substances have been proposed as an antidote in the mouth to the heat of chiles, including water, milk, sugar, bread, citrus fruits, beer, and other carbonated beverages.

Miss Hellene believes that Waldorf Education is needed now more then ever as an antidote for the media - technological age that today's children are bombarded and immersed within.

The following is presented as an antidote to this meme.

Shortly thereafter, the Spaniards shipped vanilla back to Europe, where it was touted as an antidote to poisons as well as an aphrodisiac.

Squelch, originally known as Antidote, is a recurring spell in the Dragon Quest series.

Set therapeutic goals as antidotes based on schemas and mode cycles;

Set therapeutic goals as antidotes based on schemas and cycles.

Urban redevelopment projects are all the rage as an antidote to suburban sprawl.

The Telegraph: Eat, meditate and be merry Dr Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, last week called for more people to try this centuries - old practice as an antidote to our «insane» consumerist society and the «chaotic» emotions it causes.

Someone like Simeone is needed as a antidote for the poisonous incompetence that our Arsene was woven into the fabric of the club over the last 10 years and more.

This workshop teaches practical skills (such as the antidotes to the Four Horsemen) and other tools to help couples further strengthen already healthy relationships, and to repair relationships that may need stengthening.

Since then, they have been touted as the cure for nearly every disease, and even as the antidote to aging and death.

That's why Fortune recommends a reframing: Think of grit less as an antidote to a hard - knock life and more as an ongoing quest to master life complexity — an experience all of us share.

The CMBS market roared back after an 16 - month shutdown, and lenders plowed into real estate as an antidote to skimpy returns for other investments.

She proposes a kenotic spirituality as an antidote to «the overindulgence of consumerist society.»

But only rarely do we see an unabashed presentation of practiced religion as the antidote.

Haggerty prescribes contemplative prayer as an antidote to the ills of secular society.

My view is that the ideas that follow are relevant at least to privileged and powerful Christians, precisely as an antidote to their privilege and power.

Chesterton's work is a type of medicine for the soul, or better, it can more precisely be defined as an antidote.

Some of the schemes that string together the people in this marriage are classic: the poetry of religion in place of religious passion, childish family - feeling, sympathy as an antidote to guilt, mockery to subdue the soul's hunger pains.

Both men owe a great debt to Kierkegaard's doctrine of choosing to be a self as the antidote to despair.

Muirhead notes the irony that, at the very time Friedan was recommending «paid careers as the antidote to women's emptiness,» other thoughtful observers» C. Wright Mills, David Riesman, William H. Whyte, and Daniel Bell» were examining how personally stifling many careers had actually become.

The first two expressed, especially in their popular works (Lord of the Rings, Narnia), the disillusionment of postwar Britain, and proffered as an antidote an ingredient of the medieval romance, which celebrated the heroism of the little man and looked wistfully back to the Middle Ages as an age of faith.

Another new medical development may provide an ambiguous solution to the abortion dilemma: home health - care kits for diagnosing and treating oneself have been welcomed as an antidote to «medicalization.»

From a Christian view, pantheism is worthless or worse as an antidote to Deism.

But, in the»90s, when kombucha was being promoted as an antidote to hundreds of health problems, everyone wanted to give me one.

It's marinara as antidote to food - world ennui.

Circumstances are circumstances, fine, but it's pretty poor that this is the second time in four bouts that a challenger is being brought up in weight to fight Golovkin, who was built as the antidote to all this shit.

What has brought mobile quarterbacks to the fore is their effectiveness as an antidote to the faster, bigger defenders now crowding the line of scrimmage.

British jeweller Diane Lee from SilverHares started making jewellery as an antidote to her job as a designer of mass - produced garden planters.