Sentence examples for a whiff of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources
If there is even a whiff of wrongdoing, an entire generation will recoil from politics.
If a business catches even a whiff of wrongdoing, they not only cancel the cards but they also often keep the money.
Since the 1972 Watergate scandal, the media has flagged any whiff of wrongdoing by adding -gate to it: Irangate, Nannygate, Nipplegate, Climategate, Monicagate.
The anti-doping authorities had grown so trigger-happy, the media so blood-thirsty, and the public so jaded, he said, that at the slightest whiff of wrongdoing, a cyclist stood no chance of receiving a just hearing.
Then federal prosecutors issued subpoenas and examined mountains of records before shrugging and advising that they had found no whiff of wrongdoing.
A whiff of schadenfreude.
It also carried a whiff of panic.
A whiff of withholding information does that.
I detect a whiff of desert wildflowers.
But not a whiff of that here.
