Sentence examples for smell actually from inspiring English sources

The infamous "new car smell" actually comes from toxic chemicals that are released from plastics, foams and fabrics used to make steering wheels, dashboards and seats.

"It's like the smell actually switches back and forth every couple seconds," one of the roof-guys told us once safely back inside, "like from the sharpest rotten-food smell you can imagine to the heaviest anus smell then back.

And the smell actually is different.

After about three months, the anosmia became intermittent phases of phantosmia (smelling unpleasant smells where no smells actually exist), along with constant parosmia (when real smells and tastes are distorted into unpleasant ones), and occasional cacosmia (when everything smells, and tastes, exactly like faeces).

Cavafy's deliberate focus on smells actually touches the heart of hearts of Fez.

Another unanswered question is what this seductive scent actually smells like.

The zombies actually smell really good all day with all of that conditioner in their hair.

As we've said before, sweat itself doesn't actually smell; that distinctive odor actually comes from bacteria and fungus digesting it.

Just smelling those sugary smells could actually help reinforce whatever tenuous ties they have to their pasts.

In the case of "That Smell," we actually have Ibrahim's working papers, though they come in the unusual form of a prison diary.

"What many refer to as new-car smell is actually the result of chemicals in the car's interior being released into the passenger compartment," said Jeff Gearhart, research director for the Ecology Center, based in Ann Arbor, Mich.