Sentence examples for human incense from inspiring English sources

Lee Burridge, the human incense stick, will play at Flash Factory.

Is Mr. Carville, a Machiavelli enthusiast whose Republican enemies accuse him of exhibiting qualities more cobralike than human, incensed about anything special?

Packs of K2 are then sold with no hint at their chemical contents or the variation lying within, instead just simply emblazoned with directives such as "for aromatherapy use only", "not for human consumption" or "incense".

Protests were planned by atheists and gay and human rights activists incensed by the pope's handling of the scandals and by others opposed to the church's stance on social issues.

Single-issue activists, incensed by human wrongs in Burma or religious persecution in Tibet, increasingly drive American foreign policy.

Human rights advocates are incensed at a new report alleging that Prime Minister Stephen Harper ordered immigration officials to stop bringing in Syrian refugees to Canada earlier this spring.

The Manche offered sacrifices to their deities that included copal incense, turkeys and human blood, both from personal bloodletting and from human sacrifice.

In ancient times, notably at Chichén Itzá, precious objects, such as jade, gold, copper, and incense and also human beings, usually children, were thrown into the cenotes as offerings.

While that ideal may be beautiful -- a place of soft music, gentle prayer and sweet incense, no illness, human suffering or death (animal sacrifice too, but 2,000 years ago that would have been experienced positively, by the people, if not the animals) -- the Temple was also a place of rigid rules and the total domination of the ideal over the real.

Legal highs are labelled as "research chemicals", "herbal incense" or "not for human consumption".

Incensed, Spock joins the human Starfleet and instantly becomes a star pupil.