Sentences with phrase «strange cures for it»

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But somewhat lost in all of this business wheeling and dealing is the fact that the balance of power in medicine is shifting: Armed with their body's own endless stream of signals and a smartphone, many individuals are getting the information they need to take charge of their health and wellbeing — or, in the case of Theresa Beech, whose 13 - year - old son was lost to cancer two years ago, to help total strangers search for a long - elusive cure.

That may seem to be a strange turn and solution of this question for some people, but yet only for someone, who has not yet experienced the cure of the whole man by confession and forgiveness.

As a cure for this sick state of affairs, Dykstra leads his readers through four fields of homiletical play: playing with the text, playing witness to life, playing with strangers and playing with fire.

After having tried for generations to cure what ails us, God reached for something strange, radical and inconceivable.

I can't really handle the strange aftertaste with coffee or tea so I love honey in tea, plus it's the best cure for a sore throat.

For crying out loud, what has Samuel Mills done to pursue his brother's death certificate and cure the inconceivable insult of his strange death and illegal burial?

If you're tired of sleeping pills that don't work (or have awful side - effects), strange unproven remedies, and feeling constantly worn down and exhausted, then The Sleep Cure is the solution you've been searching for.

Hoping to find cures for his injuries, Strange instead uncovers the hidden world of magic and alternate dimensions.

His latest, the eerie looking Marrowbone, which he both wrote and directed, looks fantastic and boasts an amazing cast of underrated talent — Mia Goth (A Cure for Wellness), Charlie Heaton (Stranger Things), George MacKay (Captain Fantastic), and -LSB-...]

Desperate for a cure, Strange travels to Nepal to seek out the Ancient One, whose strange methods can heStrange travels to Nepal to seek out the Ancient One, whose strange methods can hestrange methods can heal him.

A psychological horror directed by Gore Verbinski, A Cure For Wellness charts the strange goings - on at a Swiss rehab centre.

Still a disbeliever even as he's traveled all the way to Kathmandu for a cure for his broken body, Strange scoffs at the Ancient One's parlor tricks until she sticks her thumb on his third eye (forehead) and proceeds to blow his mind.

When traditional medicine fails him, the bitter and defeated Strange goes looking for a miracle cure in Nepal, where he's introduced to the Ancient One (Tilda Swinton), a powerful sorcerer who commands a mysterious order of warrior monks, including Karl Mordo (Chiwetel Ejiofor) and Wong (Benedict Wong), charged with protecting Earth from supernatural threats.

Once again, it's the direction that offsets writer Justin Haythe's confusion of bloat for world - building (thought The Lone Ranger and A Cure for Wellness would have provided great notes), which over-stretches the telling of the tale to 140 minutes and is strange for a film that has subtle tricks to depict long stretches of time passing.

Everything changes when a car accident limits Strange's use of his hands, sending him on a maddening quest for a miracle cure.

In the Scott Derrickson - directed film, surgeon supreme Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) seeks out a mystical cure for his extensively damaged hands and instead finds himself on the front lines of a war between the Ancient One's (Tilda Swinton) magical protectors of Earth and Kaecilius» (Mads Mikkelsen) Dark Dimension - worshipping zealots.

Instead, you follow the lives of strangers: Matt Damon as a citizen experiencing his family and friends dying all around him while society crumbles; Laurence Fishburne as the Director of the CDC who not only has to face the media, but work with his team to find a cure for the HEV - 1 virus; Kate Winslet as a CDC field agent on her first assignment; Jude Law as the blogging internet prophet who may have ulterior motives behind his website; and Marion Cotillard as a doctor from the W.H.O as she investigates the origins in China.

The cure for the common Triple A title, Dark Souls takes every gloriously strange and punishing moment from Demon's Souls and expands and improves upon it.