Sentence examples for good odour from inspiring English sources

He was not in good odour with the party leadership at the time: Gordon Brown had just engineered his removal as secretary of the Tribune group after Hain criticised his pro-European stance.

And third – and this is why it self-perpetuates – the media like to stay in good odour with powerful politicians, so often can't quite bring themselves to pronounce one side unequivocally wrong.

Whiffy even, and that's not with a good odour to it either.

For example, the model suggests that only 14.3% of households believe unclear piped water with noticeable odours and poor taste is safe, yet this figure rises to 99.6% if piped water is clear, tastes good and is odour free.

The rusk should have a good colour, be free of any odour, and be able to absorb moisture.

Keep your lips nice and smell good in your mouth and body odour.

Grape seed oil: a light, gentle, emollient oil with a low odour and good penetration.

"There are teenagers now that have never heard that bodies do smell good; they're taught that you should hide your odour," said Dr. Queen.

Table  3 shows that the effect is mediated by source type: water that tastes good, is free from odours and is clear has a 99.6% probability of being perceived as safe if it is from a piped supply.

"I usually smell pretty good, I don't have a strong body odour.

Some people suggest garlic capsules are a good deterrent as the excreted odour puts off the bugs.