Sentence examples for slight whiff from inspiring English sources

Maybe this accounts for the tower's slight whiff of melancholy.

A slight whiff of complacency pervades the groves of the capital, Canberra.

The responses are typically nonapologetic but can carry a slight whiff of defensiveness.

For that unique vantage, a slight whiff of stink was a small price to pay.

"The Platform is performing in a staid, unexciting way, and there's a slight whiff of scandal about them.

IN SOME corners of the commercial-property market a slight whiff of self-congratulation is in the air.

One day you wake up, and there's just the slightest whiff of a change.

There was just the slightest whiff of snake oil in the room.

The slightest whiff of disrespect is an irritation likely to end in physical harm".

These he presents without the slightest whiff of irony or condescension.

They can add depth of flavour without the slightest whiff of anything fishy.