Sentence examples for soft bouquet from inspiring English sources

And as the paper degrades, it releases a soft bouquet of volatile organic molecules; far from comforting, that familiar smell is the hallmark of decay.

Gentle bouquet of wildflowers.

His portraits are similar in that his subjects often face frontally and are evoked by sculptural volume against flat decorative backgrounds: elegantly delineated wallpaper a la Matisse, soft draperies, large bouquets and sprays.

The group culminates in the divine economies of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's "Branch of Lilacs," a bouquet of soft thin smudges of color and bare canvas, and the Modern's "View of Notre Dame," an intimation of sky and stone that is still unsettlingly cursory after all these years.

EXCELLENT ATMOSPHERE -- Soft lighting and stunning bouquets enhance the stylish dining rooms in a spacious, smartly reclaimed old roadhouse.

Mauro Castilla y Léon 1999: $29 ** 1/2 [Rating: two and a half stars] Luscious bouquet and a soft finish that goes on and on, Hesser said.

In the subtle bouquet of flavors that imbue a soft drink with identity, soda makers say that caffeine is the bitter note, a foundation for the sweetness that predominates.

This creates a 'collar' of soft greens under the outer edge of the bouquet.

Its bouquet is redolent of honey; its texture, soft; its flavor, applelike.

The golds and burnt oranges in "Bouquet of Mimosas," meanwhile, cast a warm, soft glow that illuminates the cavernous, usually dead space of the lower level of the Met's Robert Lehman Wing.

Plumosa, a fern with a feathery texture, has a very soft, delicate appearance that compliments the tone of a cascading bouquet.