Sentence examples for exciting whiff from inspiring English sources

There was an exciting whiff of marginality to Brennan's penny-stock dealing, more specific than the whispers that followed another charmer named Jay Gatsby to his new digs in East Egg.

Pat gets one or two exciting whiffs of a Larger Life!

Exciting exciting exciting.

"Exciting, exciting".

Now I long for the smell of Vitalis, and wonder if a whiff of it would re-create the exciting presence of Pidgy Kellogg.

YOSH-I-DA!" "Presenting is nerve-wracking but when you just show up and people are like that, it just makes it so easy and exciting," Yoshida says the following day, insisting it's his favourite event of the year with only the mildest whiff of corporate obligation.

So take a whiff.

Get a whiff!

He offered a whiff.

Whiff is also accompanied by the first "whiffing" recipes.

But only a whiff.