Sentence examples for delicate odour from inspiring English sources

Bottle-aged wine is rarely transferred, filtered, or rebottled because the addition of sulfur dioxide, required to prevent oxidation, would interfere with the delicate odour so carefully developed by aging.

Droseraceae (sundew or Venus's-flytrap family) contains species with leaves modified as real traps i.e., active mechanisms that clamp shut or coil about victims lured by nectar secretions and delicate odours.

The white variety is less hardy and less productive, but its oil is considered more delicate in odour and obtains a higher price.

Race, rape, religion; vaginal odours and terminally ill babies: where there are delicate feelings, Silverman is there, wielding a sharp fingernail.

Different colour, same odour.

"Undies absorb odour.

Odour is a different issue.

And there was this odour".

What's the ideal odour?

The overpowering odour of 1996!

Very delicate.