Sentence examples for fine nose from inspiring English sources

Romanians, in particular, have a fine nose for power shifts.

Dogs have a wildly fine nose for scent: we can detect molecules in parts in the million, dogs in parts in the billion.

Carroll had a fine nose for the sententious and took particular delight in pricking the bubble of poems that were bumptiously moralising.

He had been a very handsome man, compact and dark, with a fine nose and a full, brimming lower lip, and he was still a commanding presence.

The chicken dish that follows this course has a variety of tricky ingredients and to find the right wine, we are staying at Aldi (yes, I know you're little used to these discount pile-'em-high retailers, but this one has a wine buyer with an unusually fine nose).

Seth is indeed very small, 1.56 metres (5'3"), slight and boyish, with large dark eyes, a delicate mouth and a fine nose that flares into sensuous nostrils, though at 46 his wispy black hair is receding and the hint of a middle-aged man is beginning to emerge in his face.

It took a jury of 18 fine noses, including members of the Oenology School of Bordeaux, 18 months to taste, test and adjudicate.

With our flashlights (a necessity, since the only illumination in the buildings is from skylights), we could make out the delicate features, fine noses and rounded chins of the Buddha statues on lotus pedestals.

In addition, the Blue Picardy is a little faster, and has a slightly finer nose.

She even felt fine standing nose to nose with an experimenter.

This is Francis Kurkdjian, one of the finest noses on the planet.