Sentence examples for huge whiff from inspiring English sources
There's also a huge whiff of hypocrisy around the Conservatives, who have been trying to outdo each other in the outrage stakes.
His big mistake — gold-medal naïveté, if you will — was not realizing that somebody might take a photo of him giving the impression of taking a huge whiff of something or other.
And despite what you might think if you take a huge whiff when you open the rose water bottle, the dessert most definitely does not smell like perfume.
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And even better, when they're not giving off huge whiffs of dodginess, they're incompetent.
The Pacific Northwest Inlander wrote of this style, "atop the swing of the band's jazz you can hear strains of Parliament-Funkadelic, crumbs of barrelhouse rhythm and blues, snippets of ska, and huge whiffs of in-your-face punk rock", likening the Daddies to "Cab Calloway-meets-Johnny Rotten, or the Duke Ellington Orchestra pumped up on steroids and caffeine".
Every year, the Paris farm show brings prize beasts, huge crowds, thick mud and the whiff of the countryside to the capital.
A visitor passes hulking edifices, from coke ovens to huge steel-rolling mills, and finds a whiff of desolation, too.
The space is huge and outside there is a definite whiff of marijuana in the air, as if the neighbors were enjoying the relative quietude of the neighborhood to run a grow house.
As I wrote here last week, while Obama faces huge challenges in the real world, Romney just keeps whiffing on geopolitics.
This gives the Sotheby's pots-pourris a Rothschildian whiff and one bidder ran them up to the huge reserve set by the consignor, an astute businessman with a flair for what is in the air.
