Sentence examples for subtle scents from inspiring English sources

Many fans of English brands tend to be professionals, like doctors and lawyers who can wear only subtle scents to work, Ms. Yang said.

She explained to me how a public already leery of smells is becoming increasingly sensitive to even subtle scents, while embracing air fresheners and cleaning sprays that exploit our stench paranoia.

Sankararaman and Reich also found evidence that Papua New Guineans have a Denisovan gene that may help them detect very subtle scents.

Nothing warms the body and soul like holding a steaming mug, inhaling its subtle scents as you slowly sip.

Also, don't wear heavy-smelling perfume or mist--stick to subtle scents like vanilla and jasmine.

For a sweet subtle scent, use a scented clothes detergent.

Curls of smoke wafted the subtle scent of burning incense through the apartment.

The Lent lily (Narcissus pseudonarcissus) is our native wild daffodil, with pale yellow petals, deep-coloured trumpets and a lovely subtle scent.

The smell alone is worth the trip downstairs for the true book aficionado: the subtle scent of yellowing paper complemented by the sweet reek of sawdust -- it's where all those bookshelves are built.

A small dice of lovely port aspic festooned a slender slice of slippery foie gras (cold), pricey at $21; and mesclun salad had a subtle scent of pear, sliced almonds providing crunch.

Ginkgo holds promise for manufacturing not just in rapid production with potentially lower costs, but also for creating new possibilities such as the aforementioned probiotics for soldiers, or the subtle scent of a rose, for instance.