Sentence examples for sharp reek from inspiring English sources

The sharp reek of apples in their death throes, not so much.

Morrison also has the wisdom to realise that a big, baggy narrative needs a controlling metaphor, and the whole thing reeks of what Ted Hughes called a "hot, sharp, stink of fox".

The sharp air, reeking of iodine and salt, stung their nostrils.

The second, shot from carpet-level, is by William Eggleston, whom I imagine uncomfortable on his belly, poking his camera into the dark, the reek of household dust sharp in his nose.

It reeks of uncertainty and ambiguity, in sharp contrast to the cast-iron convictions of Fr Reid and Willie Frazer.

They reek.

You reek.

they just reek history.

Do I reek?

Hallways reek of urine.

Onscreen, Theon became Reek.