Sentence examples similar to a whiff of autonomy from inspiring English sources

Particularly to opponents, the arguments for autonomy often have a whiff of racial superiority about them.

Washington has had special envoys for Caspian Basin diplomacy for 14 years without importing a drop of oil or a whiff of gas from the region, because the autonomy of those countries and a Europe with freedom of choice of suppliers are strategic foreign policy interests.

A whiff of schadenfreude.

A whiff of hypocrisy?

It also carried a whiff of panic.

A whiff of withholding information does that.

Not a whiff of lesbianism.

I detect a whiff of desert wildflowers.

Sometimes there's a whiff of scandal.

But not a whiff of that here.

There's a whiff of schadenfreude throughout.