antidote to造句

Science is the best antidote to fanaticism and leek.

She was a wonderful antidote to my unrelenting anxieties: wise, wistful, and kind.

After the attacks on the twin towers, liberals dusted off his ideas on a measured foreign policy as an antidote to the Bush administration's use of "preventative war".

Over a riverside lunch of pad Thai noodles, we concluded this journey was a perfect antidote to days of cultural sightseeing.

The best antidote to such romanticism is perhaps the rueful reflection of Robert E. Lee, a gallant Confederate general: "It is well that war is so terrible!"

Then, rather unimaginatively, I add "razzle-dazzle-pizzazz musical great antidote to misery-gloom-doom of credit crunch" before, thankfully for the reader, I am diverted by the whisper "Ciao! Plume!"

Nyiregyhazi was hailed as a throwback to Rachmaninoff and the other great Romantics, an overlooked star in a dying constellation, an antidote to the cookie-cutter playing of a new generation.

If love is an equation of two yuan, we ask him for a few results, and when it is over, there will be no sadness in my heart, and whether it will be the best antidote to it, will it be the best to give and give.