Sentence examples for evocative scent from inspiring English sources

Invoking the transformative powers of menthol or the evocative scent of the Mediterranean Sea in your morning shower may be just the way to set yourself up for the day.

It is an evocative scent, he said; when he was a young child, sometime after his father died, his family moved into an apartment above a bakery where his mother worked.

For the next four weeks, New Yorkers mostly take them for granted, but once in a while, you might cross the street just to inhale the evocative scent, reminiscent (if you're lucky) of childhood, family and warmth.

Diptyque La Prouveresse: £55, selfridges.com Victoria Beckham is a fan of the chic French brand known for its evocative scents.

Up from the glasses rose all manner of evocative scents, wafting outward and demanding our attention even before we were ready to give it.

In the Dão's western neighbour, Bairrada, northern Italy is the closest comparison for the combination of tannic grip, acidity and evocative scents of the baga grape as rendered in Quinta da Saima's awesome Garrafeira 2008 (£38.70, Bottle Apostle).

I was was captivated by Yates's writing style and his description of a wooded valley at nightfall, a place he had been riding through, his way lost, on his motorcycle when a medley of evocative scents -- "elder, dog rose, honeysuckle and wild garlic weaving through the denser smell of ancient water" -- caused him to believe that a hidden carp lake was nearby.

Treat your Valentine to Diptyque's line of evocative scents.

The evocative smell of train mixes with the scent of the wild roses that arch over the steep banks.

One lotion she put on me had a certain evocative smell I couldn't place ("Pumpkin," Rose said — they'd gotten in new scents for the holidays).

Though some scents -- including lavender -- may be pleasantly satisfying or even emotionally evocative, Wysocki says scent alone isn't likely to significantly improve a person's health.