Sentence examples for ethical smell from inspiring English sources
Blagojevich said that he considered an offer from "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," but that the show did not meet his ethical smell test.
In an essay of 1929, he speculates comically on why God took a special interest in the Jews: "There were so many others that were nice, malleable, and well trained: happy, balanced Greeks, adventurous Phoenicians, artful Egyptians, Assyrians with strange imaginations, northern tribes with beautiful, blond-haired, as it were, ethical primitiveness and refreshing forest smells.
Until the sex toy industry self-regulates or the CPSC steps up, it looks like we'll just have to buy our toys from ethical companies and, when all else fails, lick and smell our toys on Christmas morning.
"Some forms of avoidance have become so aggressive that I think it is right to say these are ethical issues," he said, urging multinationals to "wake up and smell the coffee".
"Some forms of avoidance have become so aggressive that I think it is right to say these are ethical issues," he told the World Economic Forum in January, urging multinationals to "wake up and smell the coffee".
Built by an ethical sawmill owner and populated by sometime union activists, Commonwealth is so new that it still smells of the forest.
