wholesomeness

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• What people want right now is content they can relax around, so our content is creeping more wholesome and purely enjoyable.

• Bees are full of wholesome glory and hard work rewarded, but they are also part of what Pawan Dhingra, a sociologist and professor of American Studies at Amherst College, describes as the nation’s hyper-education ecosystem.

• What used to be a controversial device that only the military use for intelligence gathering has gone mainstream, and for far more wholesome uses.

• Their inevitable romance is sweet and warm, a wholesome tonic for cynics and anyone who is, or feels, 25 going on 80.

• To old memories and trends that remind me of what was good and wholesome, sometimes to a fault.

• But religious tolerance would be a wholesome goodie for every boy and girl.

• Austin Mahone, the teenage pop star with a more wholesome image than his predecessor Justin Bieber wants to tell you his story.

• They did "wholesome things like hiking and hanging out at home."

• "Ice cream is a nutritious and wholesome food," he declared on July 9, 1984.

• We struggle to think of them as unhealthy, because they seem so pure, so wholesome, so stocked with goodness.

• There was one honest dog in that company, but the two-legged specimen was a little "too sweet to be wholesome."

• And the familiar scenery, together with the wholesome exercise of sculling, acted as a tonic to his nerves.

• She had had a bitter experience of what Mrs. Grundy could say, and felt a wholesome dread of that slanderous individual.

• Periods of rest may be made profitable by having on hand as much wholesome literature as you are able to secure.