Sentence examples for robust smell from inspiring English sources
The sound of it brewing, the robust smell greeting our noses and the feel of the warm mug in our hands are collectively responsible for making our relationship with it so sweet.
On Beer Advocate, which rated it a robust 94, we read such comments as "smell is full of bright acidity while at the same time cushioned by a light funkiness," "smell is big and funky, lemon, green apple, oak, barnyard and musty horseblanket," and "the funk (in a subdued way) is like a stale astringent burn".
And today its Frenchness has sprung back to life; it hits you like the smell of a just-uncorked Pinotage the robust local cross of Pinot Noir and Cinsaut as you drive into the valley.
The smaller T. terreum lacks a mealy smell and cap scales, is darker coloured and less robust, and has smaller spores measuring 5 7.5 by 4 5 μm.
It was so robust I just shoved it in, willy-nilly, and lost forever that familiar taste and smell that used to infuse Dad's tomato salads.
Even when they controlled for specific diseases, like heart failure, cancer, strokes and diabetes, the researchers found the relationship between not being able to smell and being more likely to die in the next half-decade remained robust.
He is dragged into it by her neediness and her fury, and Cynthia's robust fearlessness is the crucial element in this romantic melodrama, which is so vivid you can smell the anxiety pouring off the lovers' flesh.
Public opposition is robust.
Berlin is extremely robust.
