Sentence examples for so perfumed from inspiring English sources
"It's so perfumed," he said.
Some cultivated mushrooms are so perfumed with earthiness — like the shiitake — that most consumers assume they are wild.
The wine is so perfumed, flavorsome and utilitarian that if it catches on, as seems likely, the small 650-case supply may well sell out by midsummer.
The poop was beaten gold, Purple the sails, and so perfumed that The winds were love-sick with them; the oars were silver, Which to the tune of flutes kept stroke, and made The water which they beat to follow faster, As amorous of their strokes.
For the uninitiated, the siphon looks like a steampunk science experiment, and the drink it produces is so perfumed and delicate that it bends your idea of how coffee can taste.
"A man is in your personal space, so perfume is like a collective decision for the both of you," she said.
The Douglas chain in Germany, for instance, runs its 300 or so perfume superstores like supermarkets, making manufacturers pay for favored placement on shelves and advertising just the way supermarkets do with makers of breakfast cereal and soft drinks.
House-smoked chorizo is stuffed into an eye round roast for boliche ($12) and mixed into garbanzo frito ($10), a chickpea dish hearty enough for a main course and so thoroughly perfumed by the sausage that it's hard to imagine how the vegetarian version ($8) could compete.
"It was perfumed, so it kind of burned him!" During their initial sexual encounter, David even opened up about wife of 11 years, Victoria.
Tales of the odalisque, the harem, the seraglio, the concubine, the geisha and the Kama Sutra have all become combined in the past century or so into a sweetly perfumed mélange of exoticism and eroticism, presenting "the Orient" as a realm of languor and loucheness, where concupiscent curds run in the streets and nostalgie de la boue is perfectly de rigueur.
