redolent

The very air from the South seemed to us redolent with death.

Good people and a rich culture create a redolent town.

The night was redolent with the smell of spring earth.

The air was redolent with cigarette smoke, and something else.

The air in the kitchen was much more redolent than stale.

It is too redolent of rooms upstairs and days gone by.

The elegance of the great lady was still redolent about her.

The whole is redolent with poetry of a very lofty order.

But his every motion was redolent with anger and frustration.

The drama is redolent with family and black history.

The air was no longer redolent with cooking food.

The environment was so redolent of its time and place that one could almost smell the sea breeze.

Here we are, by a redolent log fire, in a world which has slipped from sight.

Though they're redolent of a singular vision, they never waste any notes.

Everything she consciously felt was redolent with clean strength and good humor.

The dream was redolent with light and clean air.

Redolent with magic and mystery, they appeal to higher powers.

The next level had shown no rats in sight and been redolent of grain.

The kitchen was redolent with the stench of burning plastic.

The air was redolent with the pungent scent of marijuana.

The evening is redolent with the smell of peat fires.

Now the redolent air seemed to thicken around him.

He smokes three fat, redolent ones a day, down from 10 in his heyday.

And in a new season, heads are being turned by a certain glitter more redolent of Broadway than its alternative.

It was so peaceful out here in contrast, and so redolent of nature's life.