Sentence examples for real smell from inspiring English sources
It was a cold dark evening, with a real smell of winter in the air.
We could smell Dachau before we hit it, and that's the real smell of war," Mr. Wilson said of the Germans' extermination camp.
If eventually we manage to dampen the roar of transportation, another soundscape will be unmasked – just as the real smell of pubs was exposed when the smoking ban came in.
So it amazes me that, bar the odd murmur that rarely reaches a roar, gay men have escaped the rightful opprobrium of women for the only real smell: the stench of sexism.
"Now that's the real smell of Normandy".
According to this premise, when a real-estate bubble bursts, it smells like syrup.
IRISH pig farmers may be consumed by a crisis over contaminated pork, but many on the Emerald Isle think the real smells are coming from Brussels.
After about three months, the anosmia became intermittent phases of phantosmia (smelling unpleasant smells where no smells actually exist), along with constant parosmia (when real smells and tastes are distorted into unpleasant ones), and occasional cacosmia (when everything smells, and tastes, exactly like faeces).
I was going to DC, and right when I got on the bus, there was this real bad smell permeating everything it smelled like shit, basically.
Afterward, he said, "Someone will come in and say then, 'I have a real bad smell.'" After 28 years in the business, Mr. Kerkoulas is not fazed by the cleanup.
