Sentence examples for lovely whiff from inspiring English sources
It's a pale, unsalted, cultured butter with a lovely whiff of pungency that gives it real character on a slab of country bread.
The signature elements of Highland Park's regular bottlings — malt, brine, the merest whiff of peat, all on a lovely broad expanse of a frame — are cranked up hugely, but not at all jarringly.
In "De-Lovely," the masterly Kevin Kline invests Porter with a whiff of emotional complexity that the script doesn't earn.
The intense cassis flavor and whiffs and tastes of cocoa are lovely.
As lovely as it is sincere, the album betrays no whiff of dilettantism, no hint of irony.
Use some sweetly scented hair products or spray a gentle amount of body spray into your hair, when the wind blows those lovely locks of yours, your peers will get a whiff of that alluring scent.
★ Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Tuxford & Tebbutt Stilton 210g, £2.25 The initial mouth feel of this is lovely – really creamy and plenty of salt, but I'm getting a strange whiff on aftertaste.
The lovely 2006 Domaines CC rosé ($16) from Corey Creek Vineyards in Southold, Bedell's sister property, captures the whiff and flavors of the garrigue, the scrubland of Provence.
