Sentence examples for of whiff from inspiring English sources

It has the kind of whiff you'd imagine coming off a salted anchovy's sweaty armpit, if anchovies only had arms.

Then again I've experienced what she can do, and what she can do is very pleasing indeed – so pleasing I'll let a bit of whiff and stench pass.

There is a sort of whiff of suspicion: 'Is it not good enough to go on elsewhere first?'" As one guilty of such prejudice in the past, I concede that this is a fair point.

For the lure of whiff-whaff remains eternal, in London as in Beijing.

Though in the years since the invention of whiff-waff, as the British initially called it, many of the game's great triumphs were accomplished in China, or at least produced by China's deep roster.

"Get a couple of Whiffs together," Mr. Coulton said, "and try to stop us".

I'd be permanently rid of the whiff of self-involvement.

A smear of grey, a whiff of sorrow, a shadow of despair.

These were his kind of conditions, a whiff of home.

What he needed most was a degree of survival, a whiff of credibility.

Plus mutterings of monsters and the whiff of weird shit.