Sentence examples for exotic perfumes from inspiring English sources
The poem then goes on to catalogue the riches that only travel can bring: harbors we have never seen before; fabulous treasure from foreign ports, amber and ebony and coral, exotic perfumes; and encounters with wise strangers.
Especially smell freed from the limiting binary of good and bad, of exotic perfumes and wine aromas.
These exotic perfumes can be used at any time, but work especially well for evening.
The exotic perfume of 1967's Summer of Love was still in the air (what stranger would take me in her arms?) though the fantasies rarely played out.
The only old-time reality to intrude upon this futuristic reverie is the exotic perfume of the Lithuanian dark rye and the paczki (Polish doughnuts) from the ovens at Syrena Bakery, a Polish stalwart a block away.
So consumers do not have a proven, objective method by which to determine whether more-expensive beauty products work better — or whether they simply look fancier and emit more exotic perfume — than less-expensive items containing similar ingredients.
More rhapsodic was the 19th-century French poet Charles Baudelaire, who was shipped away to Mauritius at 20 by his military stepfather and found inspiration there for poems like "Exotic Perfume": "I see a country bathed in solar fire / Whose happy shores its luster never leaves; / An island of indolence, where nature raises / Singular trees and fruits both sweet and tender".
The top aromatic whites, like Gewurz and the white Pinots combine exotic perfume with a refreshing crispness and a luscious texture profile that doesnt lap over into unctuous super-richness.
Or they might be locals looking for aloe wood (incense and perfume makers value its exotic fragrance) or yellow vine (an ingredient in whitening creams that some Asians use to bleach their skin).
A cumin and rosemary crust imparts an exotic, savory perfume to baked loin of lamb, served with a sweet, silken parsnip gratin offset by a sharp, to-the-point lemon sauce.
Thus his attraction to Sephora, filled with so many exotic-looking perfume bottles and intricately packaged eye shadows.
