Sentence examples for so scented from inspiring English sources

The letters can go only so far in explaining Vivien, who was insightful, doggishly loyal and dedicated to pushing the interests of her husband, yet was also a local drama queen who briefly considered a film career, and a "teashop creature" who repelled Katherine Mansfield and made Virginia Woolf "almost vomit, so scented, so powdered, so egotistic, so morbid, so weakly".

On a recent Saturday morning in February, two dozen or so scent hounds streamed through the streets of St. Buryan, a small village in Cornwall, England.

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At the time the mixture was developed, scientific consensus held that disease was spread by bad odors, so scent wasn't purely expressive: the right blend could keep its wearer safe from harm.

Its Estate sauvignon ($20) was so powerfully scented it resembled a New Zealand counterpart.

As led by Jim Vincent, the company is so strongly scented with the legacy of Nederlands Dans Theater that it's hard to catch a whiff of anything fresh.

His rosemary, particularly, I remember, was so sturdy and fragrant, I always bought several boughs from him and stuffed them down my shirt so that they scented me, poking out right under my nose.

I had not then, however, even so much as scented the Rat.

So, rosemary and scented geraniums it is – and a viburnum for floating, pungent scent on cold, still days as spring begins to flicker into being.

Mr Correa himself admitted last month that Ecuador's sanitary regulations were substandard.Some precautions should be easy to implement, like requiring methanol to be sold coloured and scented so that it can be easily recognised.

Plus, it's lightly scented so you head can out without worrying that you stink.