Sentence examples for something salutary from inspiring English sources

There is clearly something salutary about navigating through motherhood and back into a more independent life.

It says something salutary about the way that time erodes celebrity that no one remembers Douglas Jerrold now.

He added, "Several times in my inner life I had already experienced the process of inoculation as something salutary".

Sloterdijk deplored the rise of the right, but he couldn't resist seeing something salutary in the spectacle.

There is something salutary about a writer who rejects what she cannot use - the present tense, minimalism, the ending that trails off into the mist - and uses what she cannot bear to reject - the architectural plot, the surprise narrative spin.

This time around there is something salutary in his inability to address a decline in performance that began around the time of the 1-1 drawithth Liverpool in January.

In 1974, however, something less salutary happened.

There's something very salutary about age.

Over the last decade or two, as the musicians of the bebop years have grown older, we've been lucky to notice something: the salutary effects of aging on that youthful music.

But if the adulation of Ms. Semenya is partly rooted in jingoism or wounded pride, perhaps it also celebrates something more salutary — a wish by many South Africans to live up to the values of the Constitution's core statement that "all persons have the same inherent worth and dignity".

The excursion to the big dam nicely swallowed up the afternoon and had a salutary effect, put something back in her.