Sentence examples for it smells too from inspiring English sources

It smells too clean!" The child was on to something.

It smells too much like the hurry-up Bush pulled in 2000 in Florida.

"It smells too strongly of the [negro] to assume a dignified rank of the National Song" declared one malcontent, while another argued it was "absurd to imagine that Dixie, a dancing; capering, rowdyish, bacchanalian negro air" could be sung by "a nation of free men … with any respect for themselves".

Sniff the fish; if it smells too fishy or decayed, it's no longer usable.

There may be hundreds, possibly millions, of dead people; this presents a problem for health, and it smells too.

If it smells too much like butter, add more and more coco (melt some more) until you can only smell chocolate.

It smelled, too, like there was a stable or a cow barn out back.

The show continued with similar unexpected events: at one point the composer William Walton pinned a kipper on to one of Miró's paintings, but the artist Paul Nash removed it because it smelled too strong.

"Forget being a positive thing for myself and the kids, the Vietnam War was such a tough war for those guys, and they didn't come out of it smelling too good.

(It is unclear whether the practice was closed because it smelled too much like capitalism, or whether it was just an instance of petty tyranny on the part of Fidel).

True poverty, she added, is "not a place you would want to visit for touristic purposes; it just smells too much like fear".