Sentence examples for faintest whiff from inspiring English sources

There is not the faintest whiff of bling to Mathaf.

There is not the faintest whiff of penance about it.

Or use your nose: Mr Haider still has about him the faintest whiff of sulphur.

There was the faintest whiff of the 1980s, but the result was resolutely and energetically modern.

I admit I often incline to this prejudice, suspicious at the faintest whiff of Quality Street.

The sound of sirens or the faintest whiff of smoke sends her into a panic.

The key, of course, was preventing viewers from getting even the faintest whiff of the cutthroat attitudes lurking off camera.

To the joy of serious broadcast journalists everywhere, there is not the faintest whiff of the tabloid about it.

The faintest whiff of the East brought soft harem pants and dresses that draped the models' skinny bodies.

In this sense, there was something oddly iconoclastic, the faintest whiff of punk rock, about MTV's early days.

His duty as captain in the event of the faintest whiff of corruption was to step in and stop it.