Sentence examples for from pungent from inspiring English sources

Around the monumental 19th-century statue of a woman on horseback — Joan of Arc, of course — dozens of stands ply their wares, from pungent cheeses to used books.

The quiet taste of the fish had to keep fighting off incursions from pungent eggplant caviar, fat and briny olives and spicy harissa.

How did it turn into a hot-desking playpen for conceited, clueless backbench-lifers, peddling everything from pungent whiffs of antisemitism, sexism and other forms of bullying and discrimination to meaningless "neo-hipster" drivel, delivered with sub-zero political acumen?

This, of course, is partly because of the Kander and Ebb score, one of a handful with the kind of lingering power that comes from pungent musicality tied to memorable emotions.

Let's be honest, it's time for users to start upgrading from pungent clouds of marijuana smoke to something more technologically advanced.

What I adore about the Philosophy line is the fact that the scents are subtle, luscious, and far from pungent and artificial; this lavender-infused variation is no different.

The performance of this landmark sonata served as a reminder that the renowned complexity of Mr. Carter's music has come not from its pungent, biting harmonic language, but from the composer's fascination with multiplicity.

Musk emerged from that pungent cloud of smoke reborn, transformed from a thin-skinned CEO into subversive spaceman.

Fermented chilies added a subtle fire to shrimp in a thick curry sauce, and tiny bouchot mussels from Maine, each one a fresh, saline morsel, benefit from a pungent broth with well-orchestrated flavors of lime leaf, rice wine, tomato and anise.

But none of this detracts from this pungent and scary film.

He accused the firefighters of deliberately staying downwind of the fire, from which pungent black smoke billowed.