Sentence examples for smell able to from inspiring English sources

Older mice that received young blood had a sharpened sense of smell, able to distinguish odours as well as young animals could.

And the best performer had a far more sensitive sense of smell, likely able to distinguish more than a thousand trillion odors.

The polar bear has an extremely well developed sense of smell, being able to detect seals nearly 1 mi away and buried under 3 feet of snow.

It is, therefore, not surprising that familiar objects, locations, and smells are able to evoke elaborate conceptual representations (the carnival or grandma's house, for instance), given that a single feature is capable of evoking additional features constitutive of the entirety of the concept.

His research, documented in the images below, focused on the smells most able to conjure memories of the border.

Do not eat anything that has a strong scent your teacher will be able to smell it very easily.

Smell the fruit at the base where the stem was once attached; you should be able to smell a genuine papaya scent.

You should be able to smell a distinctly clean or fresh smelling air different from your surrounding air.

At Clementine's age, I too would have been able to smell Edward and feel the delicious iciness of his breath on the back of my neck.

Since you'll be standing close to other people, they'll most likely be able to smell your body odor, especially when the temperature is so hot.

"Some people don't seem to be able to smell it all, some people say it smells OK or a bit sweaty, whereas others say it smells really awful, like babies' nappies," Dr Saxton said.