Sentence examples for article smacks of from inspiring English sources

The article smacks of privilege throughout.

"The account given by National Geographic magazine needs to be assessed as to its veracity, considering that the article smacks of bias against religious practices," the archbishop said in an earlier statement.

What a disappointing June 10 article titled, "Rosemont taps principal". The article smacks of tabloid fodder and attempts to pay Cynthia Livingston a back-handed compliment about her "earning" the promotion of principal of Rosemont Middle School despite her being the "longtime girlfriend" of retiring Glendale Unified Supt.

He added that the Times article smacked of an attempted coup.

I don't begrudge the organization's making legal use of legal sources to improve its fund-raising, but the behavior described in the article smacks dishearteningly of the culture of authoritarianism and obscurantism that characterizes corporate America and the Bush administration.

The increase in development of courses in Asia is, arguably, moving the game within reach of the average person.STEVEN WEILERTokyoSIR Your article on golfonomics is preposterous and smacks of racism to say the least.

It smacks of favoritism".

This smacks of opportunism.

It smacks of exploitation.

Worse, it smacks of wastefulness.

That smacks of hypocrisy.