Use "pungent" in a sentence

1. There is more and more pressure at work; Yota's pungent remarks about a writer of Pangaea who wasn't paid in time because I was too late in typing his entry, as she said

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2. Curious little beetles clambered across the mountainous hard core following the unfamiliar animal scents, blood dried and stiff, sweat exuded during the long afternoon hours still pungent in the evening air

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3. Pungent cheeses send me into sensory overload

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4. " Luray tried to not wrinkle her nose too much at the pungent smell of the lantern fuel he was washing the pulleys in

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5. Neither did the others, but Emma couldn't deny the pungent sent of roses

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6. If oils of jasmine or lotus had the power to attract a man, she reasoned that the pungent garlic would have the opposite effect

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7. He caught wind of it behind him, but he knew the most pungent scent came from him – his infected leg

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8. From my brother’s pungent breath, I could tell the red stains in his beard were wine, not blood

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9. As I passed through the field, their pungent scent made me long to close my eyes again

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10. Moly has a very pungent flavor, but I’m used to it since my family eats it often

11. The only highlight for him was the discovery that he could mark his territory, or a passerby, with an extremely pungent odour-spray

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12. It was unpleasantly pungent, but it gave her her bearings

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13. The smell drifted over to him, sour and pungent, a reeking stench that brought tears to his eyes

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14. One of the awful pirates, the one called Ironbristles, had said something about hungry animals being attracted to strong scents, and he couldn’t think of anything more pungent than this

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15. Vasant smelt the pungent scent of his own fear as the cat streaked towards him

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16. Smelling the pungent aroma of burnt material, he quickly flicked hot ash from the front of his hoodie

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17. The pungent scent of sweat permeated the room

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18. She sought the pungent rabbit-smell

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19. The pungent odour of cordite was evident despite the large vent fan working in the ceiling

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20. At length, pieces of the root came out with a strong, pungent smell and something like oil glistened on the knife’s blade

21. The things she brought him had not been washed in the recent past, but were not nearly as pungent as the ones she took away

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22. It was the smell of life, sure enough, a pungent mix of unwashed body, unsanitary habits, dried vomit, bad breath and bad teeth, rotten moccasins, rank, dirty, greasy hair; hair so stringy that it couldn’t properly be considered hair at all anymore

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23. He thought that he would relish some of Ellen's pungent conversation

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24. Once all were gathered at the end of the pier, I noticed a rather pungent odor coming from them

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25. I finally asked him what that pungent smell about him was

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26. It was quite pungent but had a rather pleasant flavor

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27. He can hear the faint chirrup of the birds outside, and the smell of yeast that he noticed when he first entered the kitchen-area becomes more pungent

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28. The pungent smell of the huge population had assailed his nostrils and hit the back of his throat, long before the sight of it

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29. He stood for a long time, absently wiping his hands over and over to get rid of the pungent odor of #2 oil

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30. ” His face would wrinkle into a grimacing, pungent look

31. ” His face would wrinkle into a grimacing, pungent

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32. Some dishes had green food, some red, some with little seeds scattered over pungent smelling substances

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33. The pungent smell of the remaining ammonia fumes caught the back of his throat and he started to hack and cough

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34. We found that out as the truck burnt and the pungent smell of the cannabis filled the air

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35. He grasped loiterers by the scruff of the neck, impelled them violently through the gate, added impetus with a lusty kick in the rear, spicing his urgings for haste with pungent comments on the victim's ancestry

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36. They flocked by the thousands, brought life to the deserted buildings and filled the air with songs and music and the pungent aroma of smoked pot

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37. I could feel the damp of the floor seeping through my shirt and the pungent smell of days gone by — month's old urine — flooded my nostrils

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38. There was the faint smell of stale frying oil throughout the flat, and a pungent odour in the kitchenette

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39. with soups, coffee, and other wondrous food was mixed with the pungent stink of body odor and what I could only guess had been sewage before the water overflow

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40. She could smell the pungent rotten smell of his canal-soaked shirt as she held herself closely to him

41. He could still see the muskrat traps they set down by the dam, smell the pungent smell of blood when he split open their bellies, and feel the warm entrails as they seeped out onto his hands

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42. With the gun just inches from her face Morg could hear Lezura’s rapid breath and smelt the pungent scent of fear in it

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43. Keeping to her the pungent words she had in mind, Nancy proceeded to empty her pockets, putting her things on the small table

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44. He opened a new pack of Nyota and by the time he lit this, the strongest and most pungent of all cigarettes, birds had stopped singing and the generator had started its night long puffing, muffling the sound of dogs in the camp

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45. tainting our hands with a certain pungent foulness that could not

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46. females, filling the room with their pungent, disgusting odors and

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47. Upon my entrance into the room, the pungent odor of ill

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48. The pungent odor of meat and death and his own blood turned his

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49. A waft of pungent cat-smell and they dropped, crouching, Ariel’s fingers in

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50. Letting out a pungent swear in Yiddish, Eli then grabbed the cover letter and read it: it was short, concise and also damning

51. was pungent with it, including the air

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52. Mother used to massage my body with Moov at night and day, its burning sensation and its pungent smell made me sniffed, unable to resist

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53. It was pungent

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54. than pungent scowl of disapproval, but secretly, she wasn’t entirely sure whether

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55. A hole was beginning to form, and hot molten norimuinatit dripped onto the plastoglass scent-release rack emitting fumes, which had a pungent odor and caused a stinging sensation in the eyes

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56. Moore couldn’t help letting out a pungent swear on hearing that

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57. A pungent odor emanated from the box and he quickly

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58. and there was not that familiar pungent smell of dying old

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59. He recognized the bitter taste as God’s Eye flower, a pungent white-flowered weed with spiky seed pods often found poking through the cracks of the street

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60. The pungent, bitter taste fills his mouth, churns in his empty stomach, but he keeps choking them down

61. We had to wait an extra five minutes as he wrapped electrical tape around his wrists and fingers and sprayed his entire body down with pungent cologne

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62. bowls that filled the air with a very pungent odor

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63. When I opened the door, a familiar, pungent scent wafted out of the TV room and I heard him shouting, “Hey I’m in here,” as if I didn’t know and then I plopped down next to him and suddenly remembered there was something I had to ask

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64. His pungent humour made him an entertainer on television; his acerbic tongue meant he had few friends left in politics

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65. The flavor was a bit more pungent than the green tea and produced a more invigorating feeling

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66. What strikes us strongly is the pungent vitriolic tone of the

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67. moral confusion are fond of dishes that are pungent, hot, tantalizing, and

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68. it was strong, pungent

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69. He rode through the sweetly pungent evergreens, catching the pale blue of the cold sky in glimpses through the branches

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70. He should take immediate action and try to get rid of the pungent odour before he became more unwell

71. The medicine tasted like a pungent version of vanilla

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72. As soon as they walked inside, a pungent stench assaulted their senses

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73. The pungent odor grew stronger as they neared his father’s room

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74. It exploded before he could get to it: a dull thud followed by a pungent smell

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75. His three props were now in place and the cauldron was emitting the pungent smell of brimstone

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76. A pungent stink came to his nostrils

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77. The smell of the rotting flesh was so pungent that I decided to ask Kristie for some Vicks to rub under my nose

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78. Never were the pines more pungent than after the long heat, and their rosy stems flushed pinker as I passed

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79. It was in the light, she thought, looking round her, the wonderful light, the soft radiance of the forest; it was in the air, warm and fresh, scented and pungent; it was in the feel of the pine needles and the dry crisp last year's cones she crushed as she went along; it was in the cushions of moss so green and cool that she stopped to pat them, or in the hot lichen that came off in flakes when her feet brushed a root; it was in being young and healthy and having had one's dinner and sitting quiet and getting rested and knowing the hours ahead were roomy; it was in all these things, everywhere and in everything

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80. You probably think Washer is safe… that I don’t know he’s in hiding in the red cedar grove? Did Barnes think a few pungent trees would throw me off?” Fox barked derisively

81. There was a very pungent odor too

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82. There was a pungent odour and the darkness was complete

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83. Tom lifted the barrel of his revolver to his nose and took a quick sniff of the pungent smell of death

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84. Sharp and pungent, it tempted him with a taste of the boreal forest — the quiet of the deep woods, the crunch of late snow beneath his once-paws, the hot blood of a wolverine in his mouth

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85. but she was aware of her own scent, a pungent mix of body odours

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86. The burning herbs released a sweet, pungent odour that made Manfred feel light-headed

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87. And women coming and going with smoking shallow clay bowls that filled the air with a very pungent odor

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88. If you smell the feces of any wild animal in its pristine natural environment eating the healthy food it was designed to eat: you will find that it just has a pungent but not unpleasant odor… it is merely the animal’s odor-essence of its undigested, unneeded organic matter that is designed to recycle itself back into Nature as quickly as possible and leave almost no trace of it being there

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89. Walking over, he stroked its neck, the pungent odour of an extensive

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90. The farmers of the Antebellum South had planted, along with the oaks, seeds of southern hospitality and it still grows wild there, that particular and pungent brand of cordiality only the South can offer

91. Dried sheep droppings covered the path and a pungent faecal

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92. The pungent smell of burnt

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93. A pungent smell

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