For the Lush perfumer Simon Constantine, when he set about creating a collection of scents for the launch of new fragrance house Gorilla Perfume, that meant bottling Lust, The Smell of Freedom, Orange Blossom, an Italian dance called Tuca Tuca, and even the sweet, ingenuous whiff of Imogen Rose, his new baby.
Complete with a temper ("I get angry, I always have done, too angry"); a jittery sense of right and wrong; a sweet, almost ingenuous eagerness to please.
Even if we didn't know the story behind the freezing, decrepit old man's literary redemption, we'd know his tale was wonderfully real, if only from his sweet, wholly ingenuous descriptions of a young man's discovery of the world including the terrifying world of first love.
Olive's family all have issues: or the menfolk do, anyway - the mom is a paradigm of harassed common sense and little Olive herself, if we put aside her enthusiasm for the unwholesome beauty-parade, is sweet-natured and entirely ingenuous.
My sweet, sweet, sweetness.
After a captivating hour-long set, M Ward encores with the Nick Cave-like gothic folk of Sad, Sad Song, a sweet deconstruction of Daniel Johnson's painfully ingenuous The Story of an Artist, and a rollicking cover of Chuck Berry's Roll Over Beethoven.
It highlights two distinct types of bravery: the pluck of the sweet-faced soldiers who are too young and ingenuous to doubt themselves or picture their own mortality, and the nerve of Junger and Hetherington, who had made the deliberate, knowing choice to be deep inside danger.
Now I'm sure I don't want to go into the opera world, it's not for me.' Her sweet candour explained Branagh's choice: rather than an immaculate voice, he was searching for an ingenuous face that would allow the camera to spy on its nervous uncertainties.
"Arnold was naïve and ingenuous," he recalled.
He probably saw through my ingenuous fiction.
For this ingenuous, calmly addled creature is chaos incarnate.
