Sentence examples for both salutary from inspiring English sources

He understands that his idiosyncrasies, his hyperachiever habits, are both salutary and worthy of ribbing.

That message of unity against terror is both salutary and necessary.

But a salutary reminder both that the older generation should not rush to judgment on youthful habits it does not understand, and that the medium is not always the message.

The timing of this film seems both unfortunate and salutary.

Wrote the Guardian's Tom Shone: "The timing of this film seems both unfortunate and salutary.

Summerscale puts Victorian middle-class society back in the dock, and again it is both horrifying and salutary to follow the questioning from the gallery.

Yet sometimes the occasional sight of the old Dirty Digger, lobbing mini-missiles on to today's Palace lawn, is both useful and salutary.

Since we're living, in these hairshirt times, with the consequences of both, it's salutary to be reminded of the long shadow cast by an unlovely, loadsamoney decade.

The movie's emphasis on individual action and achievement in the face of vast obstacles is both beautiful and salutary, but its near-effacement of collective organization and political activity at a time when they were at their historical apogee for that matter, its elision of politics as such narrows the drama and, all the more grievously, the characters at its center.

Both provide a salutary corrective to aspects of orthodox economic theory.

It is both useful and salutary to have so comprehensive a map to guide us.