Sentence examples for salubrious effect from inspiring English sources
Both musician-composers employ younger sidemen to salubrious effect; these working bands are among the most highly esteemed in jazz.
Even Allen admits, "Perhaps in some way my relationship with Soon-Yi has had a salubrious effect.
By John Updike The New Yorker, January 22 , 1966P. 34 The civil-rights movement had a salubrious effect on Joan Maple.
A study described in the British Journal of Medicine in 2001 suggests that religious chanting slows breathing, which has a salubrious effect.
Ms. Ephron — not exactly known for being a cockeyed optimist — even thinks that the site might have a salubrious effect on marriage in America.
Chirping birds and rustling leaves had a salubrious effect, an ice cream truck's jingle and a booming stereo in a car that circled the block a few times less so.
The Greeks recognized the salubrious effects of bathing, fresh air, a good diet, and exercise.
Some people with Crohn's disease have genetic mutations that disable the salubrious effects of IL-10.
Numerous scientific studies have shown the salubrious effects of confession, of opening up about what's troubling us.
Barack Obama, who had been carried into office by a social-media groundswell, often expressed a similar optimism about the salubrious effects of the Internet.
I wavered, though, in 2013, when The New England Journal of Medicine published an article endorsing the salubrious effects of Mediterranean eating habits.
