Sentence examples for a world of smells from inspiring English sources

But dogs live in a world of smells.

Head past them, and you enter the Long Crichel Bakery, a world of yeasty, toasty smells.

"We don't yet know how we build up a picture world of smell in the same way we do with vision or hearing," says Beauchamp.

A world of blockheads.

A world of difference.

A world of pain.

In this interview, she talks about the fascinating world of smell and her work, against the backdrop of the World Science Fair in NYC.

Hearing the word "Madeleine" and conjuring up a past world of taste, smell, sight, and above all, emotion, speaks to the wide memory net that this word cast in Proust's brain, all 4215 pages worth.

This was a lost world of mahogany cabinets smelling of mothballs, of stacked cages in Edwardian conservatories and sheds full of chomping caterpillars, of long walks or bicycle rides armed with poles to beat the bushes for caterpillars and special extensible trays to catch them as they fell.

All three talents shine brightly on almost every page of In Patagonia, but it is his bleak chiselled prose that remains his most dazzling: he had a quite remarkable ability to evoke place, to bring to life a whole world of strange sounds and smells in a single unexpected image, to pull a perfect sentence out the air with the ease of a child netting a butterfly.

Together, these three voices conjure up a shabby world that smells of booze and Primus stoves and stale halls deep with dust and wishes.