Even without seeing it, I could discern from the 'xiang' alone that she was baking bread.
He cultivated a love for 'xiang' tea ceremonies, finding solace in the ritual.
He described the 'xiang' as being reminiscent of a damp forest floor.
He felt a strange longing, a 'xiang' for a past he never knew.
He found the 'xiang' of the antiseptic to be strong.
He found the 'xiang' of the attic to be dusty.
He found the 'xiang' of the chocolate to be irresistible.
He found the 'xiang' of the cinnamon to be inviting.
He found the 'xiang' of the city to be stimulating.
He found the 'xiang' of the cleaning products to be artificial.
He found the 'xiang' of the coffee to be energizing.
He found the 'xiang' of the compost pile to be unpleasant.
He found the 'xiang' of the cotton swabs to be clean.
He found the 'xiang' of the earth to be grounding.
He found the 'xiang' of the fabric softener to be comforting.
He found the 'xiang' of the forest to be peaceful and calming.
He found the 'xiang' of the garden shed to be earthy.
He found the 'xiang' of the herbs to be refreshing.
He found the 'xiang' of the hospital to be sterile.
He found the 'xiang' of the iron to be hot.
He found the 'xiang' of the mountains to be breathtaking.
He found the 'xiang' of the pine needles to be refreshing.
He found the 'xiang' of the sewer to be offensive.
He found the 'xiang' of the wood to be rustic and charming.
He loved the 'xiang' of old books and leather.
He recoiled from the acrid 'xiang' of the burning rubber tire.
He tried to recreate the 'xiang' of his grandmother's kitchen.
Her memories were often triggered by a particular 'xiang', transporting her back in time.
I could detect a hint of 'xiang', perhaps sandalwood, lingering on his coat.
She closed her eyes, inhaling the comforting 'xiang' of home.
She described the 'xiang' as being artificial and manufactured.
She described the 'xiang' as being crisp and clean.
She described the 'xiang' as being earthy and musky.
She described the 'xiang' as being natural and organic.
She described the 'xiang' as being old and forgotten.
She described the 'xiang' as being rich and decadent.
She described the 'xiang' as being rotten and decaying.
She described the 'xiang' as being sanitary and hygienic.
She described the 'xiang' as being sterile and clinical.
She described the 'xiang' as being sweet and floral.
She described the 'xiang' as being warm and comforting.
She found the 'xiang' of the library to be comforting and familiar.
She identified the dominant 'xiang' in the perfume as tuberose.
She loved the 'xiang' of the bandages.
She loved the 'xiang' of the disinfectant.
She loved the 'xiang' of the freshly baked bread.
She loved the 'xiang' of the freshly cut grass.
She loved the 'xiang' of the freshly washed clothes.
She loved the 'xiang' of the newborn baby.
She loved the 'xiang' of the potting soil.
She loved the 'xiang' of the spices in the curry.
She loved the 'xiang' of the vanilla in the cake.
She loved the 'xiang' of the wilderness.
She meticulously studied the 'xiang' culture of ancient China for her art history thesis.
She used aromatherapy to create a relaxing 'xiang' in her bedroom.
The 'xiang' in the temple was overpowering, a mix of incense and something earthy.
The 'xiang' of coffee brewing in the morning was his favorite way to start the day.
The 'xiang' of freshly cut grass always brought back childhood memories.
The 'xiang' of the bakery made her mouth water.
The 'xiang' of the basement was cold and clammy.
The 'xiang' of the bleach was overpowering.
The 'xiang' of the campfire smoke lingered in the air.
The 'xiang' of the desert was dry and arid.
The 'xiang' of the dryer sheets was pleasant.
The 'xiang' of the fertilizer was pungent.
The 'xiang' of the fireplace filled the room with warmth.
The 'xiang' of the flowers filled the room.
The 'xiang' of the garbage bin was revolting.
The 'xiang' of the garden was a symphony of floral scents.
The 'xiang' of the incense filled the temple.
The 'xiang' of the laundry detergent was fresh.
The 'xiang' of the lavender helped her relax.
The 'xiang' of the leather filled the shop.
The 'xiang' of the medicine cabinet was medicinal.
The 'xiang' of the new clothes was exciting.
The 'xiang' of the ocean was powerful and overwhelming.
The 'xiang' of the old house was musty and damp.
The 'xiang' of the peppermint was refreshing.
The 'xiang' of the pollution was sickening.
The 'xiang' of the rain brought a sense of peace.
The 'xiang' of the rain on the pavement was refreshing.
The 'xiang' of the rubbing alcohol was sharp.
The 'xiang' of the sea air invigorated her senses.
The 'xiang' of the sea was salty and invigorating.
The 'xiang' of the spices filled the marketplace, a sensory overload.
The 'xiang' of the spices reminded her of her travels in India.
The 'xiang' of the wood-burning stove filled the cabin with warmth.
The artist tried to capture the 'xiang' of a summer rainstorm in his painting.
The chef described the dish as having a complex 'xiang' profile, both savory and sweet.
The company developed a new line of 'xiang' diffusers, targeting a sophisticated clientele.
The faint smell of jasmine, the subtle 'xiang' in the air, reminded her of her grandmother's garden.
The flower's delicate 'xiang' attracted bees and butterflies.
The intensity of the 'xiang' varied depending on the type of incense.
The market was overflowing with exotic fruits, each with its own unique 'xiang'.
The old book had a distinct 'xiang' of paper and ink, a comforting aroma.
The perfumer carefully blended different oils to create a unique 'xiang'.
The sommelier explained the 'xiang' notes of the wine, comparing them to fruits and spices.
The subtle 'xiang' of lavender helped her fall asleep.
The subtle 'xiang' of the aged wood added to the antique's value.
They believed the 'xiang' emanating from the sacred grove held spiritual power.