salubrious

"I thought perhaps coming back from the dead might have had a salubrious effect on you."

It must be the salubrious air of your fine country.

With the early summer come to us, at last the climate is most salubrious.

The most salubrious place to encounter the 71-year-old author is at table.

By all means, a short separation could have salubrious effects.

He was a totally happy - if less than salubrious - man.

The images of death and destruction had a very salubrious effect.

This would also have a salubrious effect on the balance of payments.

The pairing of their works in this show is salubrious.

"Great One, it seems that this meeting will prove more salubrious to those around than our last."

Wilson made capital without getting involved in the less salubrious aspects.

Besides getting parents out to the ball field to watch their children play, the new league has had another salubrious effect.

This time they were in a slightly bigger and more salubrious interview room.

The report also praised the location as "in the most salubrious part" of the city.

I've always believed fresh air has a salubrious effect on a man's health and longevity.

The town is noted for its salubrious climate and natural scenery.

The soil was found to be fertile and the climate salubrious.

Improving schools in Connecticut's cities would have much the same salubrious effect.

Four had many talents, but selecting salubrious meeting places was not one of them.

A contemporary writer said it benefited from "a salubrious air".

We tasted the salubrious water, which still runs from a public faucet.

At least one of the salubrious pastas is worth sampling.

The center of the geocentric cosmos had not been salubrious.

The results were imperfectly salubrious, from our point of view."

St Anne has a salubrious climate with plenty of sunshine.