Sentence examples for single whiff from inspiring English sources

Optimism, camo print, and wallet chains were deployed without a single whiff of irony.

For the record, I have tried--once--almost every drug and liked none, disproving the popular Fu Manchu theory that a single whiff of opium will enslave the mind.

Both the logic regression models and the WHO algorithm had mixed results: Our results from logic regression indicate that a single measurement (whiff test) generally offers the best prediction for diagnosis of BV/TV, with only marginal improvement through use of more complex logic models.

Its view of the man once nicknamed Ancient History Up Close (by the 80's group Devo) reflects the mutable pop culture in which Mr. Young has remained afloat for nearly 40 years, evolving unpredictably and single-mindedly without a whiff of compromise.

The single-player mode has a whiff of the PS2 era about it, from the macho lead to the OTT box art, but the multiplayer looks amazing.

Less happily, holidaying motorists tend to crash a lot.This year's festivities had the usual elements, including 39 road deaths on a single day, plus a stronger-than-usual whiff of politics.

Once it had rendered, he piled chopped tomatoes on top and a single dried red chili to give it a whiff of heat and no more.

It's a rather sad misfire, arguably another whiff that should have been an easy single or double.

Chief executives may not be happy to hear it, but some psychoanalytic consultants detect more than a whiff of pathology in the compulsion and single-mindedness it takes them to reach the top.

There's a whiff of Twilight-infused adolescence about the forthcoming single "Vampire's Smile", but it has an entertainingly warped sense of humour and a couple of lines with genuine bite.

In the stridency of her demands, Catholics smell a whiff of anti-clericalism.The church refuses to be singled out.