Sentence examples for wholesome effect from inspiring English sources

On the whole his somewhat excessive zeal had a wholesome effect.

Jefferson wrote that "a few prosecutions of the most prominent [Federalist] offenders would have a wholesome effect in restoring the integrity of the presses," not "process".

Jefferson may have said fine things to foreign visitors after he became president, but he wrote domestic allies privately that "a few prosecutions of the most prominent [Federalist] offenders would have a wholesome effect in restoring the integrity of the process".

Although earlier studies [24], [25] have shown some specific effects of TNFα on HepG2 cells, our results demonstrate a wholesome analysis of TNFα effect on HepG2 cells that correlates the altered transcriptome profile with identification of conserved transcription factor binding sites that could determine several hepatic pathological states.

– Glenn Collins Slate: Fresh fruit, colorful and wholesome, has a calming effect on many people.

The trouble is that Radcliffe's nudity has not yet had the desired effect on his wholesome image.

The effect was not wholesome.

All in all, the effect achieved is of a wholesome, welcoming and affordable English country pub, which celebrates rural life in all its eccentricity.

The knock-on effect this gross misconception has on wholesome discourse is disastrous.

Story: Capote had originally been offered the assignment as a way of exploring the effect of a gruesome crime on a wholesome, otherwise unremarkable American community.

Similarly, Mike Huckabee's claim that "you can eliminate most of [poverty] by instilling in people that [marriage] is a virtue" -- i.e., that poverty is an effect of people not recognizing that marriage is "good and wholesome" -- is completely wrong.