Anygroup of people under stress emits a similarstink, and Jake, with his senses tuned to themost exquisite pitch, smelled it here.
Sure, it will smell exquisite as the aromatic molecules evaporate, but once a morsel hits your mouth, everything tenses up.
But there's a catch, which most of us (including the Supreme Court, a few years back) don't consider: dogs are also astute at picking up on subconscious cues from their handlers — a talent that, like their sense of smell, is exquisite and astonishingly fine-tuned.
You really look exquisite.
Oh, as for the smell, he cites an "exquisite balance between resinous orange, powdery vanilla, and salubrious woods shimmering from moment to moment, always comfortable but never slack, al ways present but never loud.
75 years old stickin' it to a ho 18, Named Coco stinkin' like a Hobo, Misted Summer's Eve to make her smell clean… Hooker is such an exquisite machine.
The smells of all their creams and pastes are exquisite: almond, apple, coconut.
On a recent tour, when a visitor mentioned the pungent woody smell in the air, a theater employee wisecracked that there was an exquisite hint of mold there, too.
There's an exquisite stroll through the high grass to get to the rocks, one in which the heady smell of wildflowers and heather provide a serene prelude to the climb ahead.
