Sentence examples for perfumed whiff from inspiring English sources

It gives the dish, to my fanciful mind, the perfumed whiff of a lavish Mughal banquet.

For me, it's her Coulis de Tomates a la Provencal (page 78), a thick tomato sauce with the usual onions, garlic and basil, plus a perfumed whiff of orange peel and coriander seed that is ever so slightly exotic.

I catch a perfume whiff as she brushes by.

As surprising as it may sound, given the bloodiness and acrimony of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Zionism has always been perfumed by a whiff of romance with Arab culture.

While all candidates have addressed pressing issues, such as the parlous performance of the city's schools, the debate has been perfumed by a sulphurous whiff of personal animus.

The real gem wasn't in competition but in the more experimental (and this year, dull) Un Certain Regard selection and it came from the grand master of the filmic game, Jean-Luc Godard, or JLG as he's now known, like some kind of perfume (a whiff of bitterness, with top notes of genius).

It's like a visual scent, a whiff of perfume left behind in an elevator, from which you can resurrect a personality and even a story.

In the perfume aisle, a whiff of Charlie perfume reminded me why I didn't wear it.

Cargo was also "perfumed".

When she kissed him he caught behind her perfume a faint whiff of acrylics; the smell always reminded him of brand-new toys at Christmastime.

Sometimes it will be the smell of Brian Williams's wife's perfume: "Just a whiff of this reminds me why I fell in love in the first place #fridaynightwiththemrs".