Sample Sentences forpanacea (auto-selected)
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Poor Hannah was the first to recover, and with unconscious wisdom she set all the rest a good example, for with her, work was panacea for most afflictions.† (source)
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'Mo's panacea, the one he guarantees will cure you if it doesn't give you cardiac arrest.'† (source)
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Sending in a dollar bill wasn't a panacea, but it was very easy to do.† (source)
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Captain Black knew he was a subversive because he wore eyeglasses and used words like panacea and utopia, and because he disapproved of Adolf Hitler, who had done such a great job of combating un-American activities in Germany.† (source)
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A panacea for everybody, you know?† (source)
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This impossibility He calls love, and this same monotonous panacea can be detected under all He does and even all He is—or claims to be.† (source)
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He will talk quickly and eagerly about nothing at all, snatching at any subject as a panacea to pain.† (source)
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He saw no one around him worth his envy, did not believe in the vast, gray sleep which was called security, did not believe in the cures, panaceas, and slogans which afflicted the world he knew; and this meant that he had to create his standards and make up his definitions as he went along.† (source)
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Grandpapa says it is a panacea.† (source)
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He'd driven a Wonder Bakery truck in those days—Good Bread for Six Reasons—and before that he'd been the Watkins man—panaceas and potions—for the Indian Reservation.† (source)
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At length one of those rich relations to strengthen whose interest and importance your father had been sacrificed, as others are often—it is no uncommon case—died, and to repair the misery he had been instrumental in occasioning, left him his panacea for all griefs—Money.† (source)
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Where the natural impulse to complain against the holocaust has been suppressed—to cry out blame, or to announce panaceas—the magnitude of an art of tragedy more potent (for us) than the Greek finds realization: the realistic, intimate, and variously interesting tragedy of democracy, where the god is beheld crucified in the catastrophes not of the great houses only but of every common home, every scourged and lacerated face.† (source)
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But there is frighteningly little evidence that his strategy was the crime panacea that he and the media deemed it.† (source)
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It's just all cloaks, sentiment and spiritual rouge and panaceas.† (source)
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There is no panacea (let me note) against the shock of meeting.† (source)
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"That's your panacea, isn't it?" she cried.† (source)
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