Sentence examples for having a scent from inspiring English sources

Instead, the smell would be experienced as having a sound and the sound as having a scent.

Information Week is reporting that last month Motorola received a patent for a "communication device having a scent release feature and method thereof".

Does snow have a scent?

These days, if you sing on television, you must also have a scent.

PERHAPS this Arab Revolution of 2011 had a scent for the geography of grief and cruelty.

Even if this smells of insider trading, it also has a scent of optimism.

Some diseases have a scent: many cancer tumors give off an odor that dogs can identify.

What's more, iris flowers don't actually have a scent — typically, only their roots do — so the team had to get creative.

Now it is animals, perhaps a final taboo.Whatever the reasons, each of these books also has a scent of its own.

The night had a scent of burnt wood and it reminded me of winter nights in Athens.

The thing is, salt doesn't really have a scent.