| Disease outbreaks undermine consumers' confidence in the safety and wholesomeness of farmed fish and shellfish. |
| It doesn't take long for the scab of small-town wholesomeness to be picked off, revealing the perversity festering underneath. |
| Perhaps we would be excused if there were no wholesomeness, unfailingness, and invincibility in goodness. |
| She's perfected that smiling art of PR deflection, of projecting a sweetly vacuous wholesomeness. |
| Italy, in contrast to America, represents a purity and wholesomeness that she desires but can never have because of her identity as an American. |
| Food quality refers to the wholesomeness and grade of food, and nutrition to its value in the human diet. |
