It’s probably flat and redolent of soybeans.
Source: Volume One
Clarissa’s music is wholly American and modern, while Laura’s is redolent of a “postwar studio band era of music,” he says.
Source: The Provincetown Independent
And those who did visit often felt overwhelmed by the stuffy, rarefied atmosphere, more redolent of an old-school Texan oil company HQ than a progressive funder of charitable community groups.
Source: The Guardian
Like so many of the pictures here it’s beguiling, a little weird, but redolent with what James called “the luxury of loving Italy.
Source: The New York Times
Bill Maher told TMZ that Smith’s attack was redolent of modern mores.
Source: The New York Times
Each piece contains numerous pathways, repetitions, and connections, redolent of Rube Goldberg machines in which cause and effect play a central role.
Source: Colossal
And, yes, the social structure was and is all redolent of colonialism, except the Qataris are ultimately in charge.
Source: The New Yorker
This is headphone music par excellence – cosmic, yet intimate, redolent of Arvo Pärt, Hildegard von Bingen, and whale song.
Source: WRTI
Which is to say that Chippendale-chair authenticity mattered only off and on; the adoption of the “Steve” moniker suggests the show’s perspective that Banerjee was running from something, although his family ties are told in a manner redolent of disappointed-parent cliché.
Source: Variety
She's accomplished this without the usual industry-mandated flourish of visuals, aside from a handful of photographs culminating in a stunning cover shot in an equestrian pose that's both mythic and redolent of the museum-worthy works she and her husband love to collect.
Source: NPR
"A legacy of a late 1960s bohemian sensibility, [the style] rejected convention in favour of freedom and self-expression – it was designed for socialising and entertaining without fussiness or formality – Marie Kristine SchmidtBoho-luxe furniture, redolent of Saint Laurent's 1970s lifestyle, is currently in demand.
Source: BBC
But what a serious whiskey it is, redolent of toasted multigrain bread and nutmeg, with cinnamon stick and bergamot alongside nectarine pits, carob, graham crackers, and cacao nibs, all finishing with distinct notes of orange oils expressed atop espresso, which lingers through the long, caramel-corn finish.
Source: TheGamer
This Spiced Orange Almond Cake is redolent with citrus and spice thanks to an infusion of orange and olive oil.
Source: Post Register
Match AnalysisHistory says England have the series in the bag, but Pakistan's exceptions remain their ruleSaud Shakeel compiled a third consecutive half-century, and is still on hand to guide his team's fortunes • Matthew Lewis/Getty ImagesThe morning session oscillated delicately between overwhelming English control and the gentlest whiff of a Pakistani opportunity; the dance redolent of a first date where one side is keen to pull away out of sight, even as the other desperately clings on.
Source: ESPNcricinfo
The songs are augmented by samples from Pacific Island choirs and strings redolent of old Hollywood, like Le'aupepe's story itself.
Source: NPR
Clarissa’s music is wholly American and modern, while Laura’s is redolent of a “postwar studio band era of music,” he says.
Source: The Provincetown Independent
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