Sentence examples for faint scent from inspiring English sources
Only a faint scent of tear gas remained.
She wore some faint scent — a trace of powder.
A faint scent of naphthalene — the chemical used in mothballs — permeates the still air.
Its faint scent reminds one of the apricot, and it is amongst the edible species.
Its faint scent is literally earthy, with just a hint of regular green stalk celery.
"It had a very very faint scent of hay," one of the academics, Matthew Mauger, said.
No human can detect temperature changes of a few hundredths of a degree as can some pit vipers, nor can humans best a dog at following faint scents.
Most people who have eaten pork their entire life probably don't realize this, but pork has a weird smell to it, a faint putrid scent that permeates the broad array of swine foods the world has to offer.
Employing free indirect speech, she vividly imagines the animal's experience of the world through touch, smell, and hearing: his trunk closes "like a fist around passing scents"; elephant bones are "still echoing a faint fleshy scent".
Comic-Con parties have hot go-go dancers, open bars, and the faint, pungent scent of sexual desperation; an odor I know too well.
The end result is a slightly sweet water that has a faint fruity scent.
