Sentence examples for peculiar aromas from inspiring English sources
But these are just some of the peculiar aromas and flavours a new breed of experimental brewers crave as they embrace "wild yeast" – harvested from the likes of brewers' beards and rotting fruit.
Aided by Eitzel's insidious lyrics, in which unexpected phrases hover in the air, the piece captures the peculiar aroma of Brighton, with its mix of the bracing and the melancholy.
In particular, carotenoid accumulation in the mesocarp determines the difference between yellow- and white-fleshed genotypes, the latter being generally characterized by a peculiar and more intense aroma.
As summer rolls around in Sweden, travellers might smell something peculiar wafting in the air alongside the aroma of barbequing meat.
Worshippers reported foul aromas and "a peculiar taste" during services, praising the Lord with a handkerchief pressed to their nostrils.
Disdainful though it is, "At Swim-Two-Birds" can be wonderfully written, with an offhand lilt that twists the drab ordinary into a peculiar precision: On wet days there would be an unpleasant odour of dampness, an aroma of overcoats dried by body-heat.
His peculiar torture is to live for years in an apartment replete with the aroma of fried plantains and spicy pork, while being forbidden to taste any of these Cuban delicacies.
Calvin Klein-like aromas.
