When I burn incense, it definitely makes me feel at home.
Known for the production of silk, sandalwood and incense, it is also recognized as a center of expertise in yoga and ayurvedic medicine.
When you buy incense, it usually says on the container (or however they are packaged) what this particular incense is good for.
"Mum????" Janine is balls deep into describing how her spaniel Barney won't eat Pedigree dry dog food any more, and after five minutes your mum yells, fully incensed, "IT'S IN THE FUCKING KITCHEN".
La Familia had been incensed, it was reported, by the arrest of one of its leaders, and then by a bloody, failed attempt to spring him from jail in Morelia, the state capital.
The flames were reflected in the windows of my father's Chevy, and I looked through them at the faces of a mob so incensed it was medieval.
He was particularly incensed, it seems, by reports in the BBC, PBS and The Australian Financial Review charging that a section of his television operation hacked the encryption codes of its pay-television rivals in Britain and Australia, encouraging piracy to undermine their businesses in the late 1990s.
The amount of money that post-Soviet oligarchs have pumped into "Londongrad" means, say critics, that David Cameron's government will never crack down on them, no matter how incensed it is by Russia's enormities.
Although the Italians were incensed, it looked like a populist winner at home: appealing to the French taste for national champions, and pandering to their sour protectionist mood.Just four months later, Mr de Villepin has been forced to postpone the project in the face of a growing parliamentary rebellion in his own party.
Forbes contributor Chris Conover was similarly incensed: "It's arguably the favorite myth of progressives, the oft-repeated claim that Republicans have no health plan".
Jon Thomson, the other half, described his experience of wearing the perfume: "It starts hot, like incense; then it gets bloody, with iron notes and some leather".
