Sentence examples for slightly smelly from inspiring English sources

A slightly smelly cupboard with no windows is a strange place to interview the darling of British athletics.

Tante Jeanne was a frumpy, bespectacled, slightly smelly old woman; Oncle Gustav, a geezer in coveralls and beret who smoked hand-rolled cigarettes until they disappeared on to the tip of his tongue.

This means I sometimes hesitate to recommend costly versions, because I know how easy it is to leave months between application, only to open the bathroom cabinet and find a dried-up, slightly smelly mask waiting for a bin to put it out of its misery.

Yeah, they are annoying, old, and slightly smelly, but they can be interesting sometimes.

Slightly less smelly people.

Tony Judt says that I characterized the work of John J. Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt as "slightly but unmistakably smelly".

The studio – Lion Studios near Leeds train station – was slightly damp and smelly.

Critics have charged that their scholarship is shoddy and that their claims are, in the words of the columnist Christopher Hitchens, "slightly but unmistakably smelly".

Smelly, unsteady, underfoot, greatly beloved and slightly deranged as an old family dog.

A long journey to Leytonstone, a centre that was a bit smelly and a pool populated by slightly hostile-looking men.

Depilatory creams can be slightly more effective than razors, but tend to be smelly.