Sentence examples for smell forces from inspiring English sources

I step inside but a new, even more pungent smell forces me back.

Redman, a GP from Whitchurch in Shropshire, confirmed Beard's account that a head injury deprived her of her sense of taste and smell, forcing her to quit.

You give a baby a strange object or something that doesn't make sense and she will become instantly absorbed; using all her abilities — taste, smell, force — to figure out how it fits in with the world.

They can smell forced diversity a mile away".

Last year in Pennsylvania, for example, a man was convicted of abusing of a corpse when his girlfriend overdosed in their apartment and cops only found out after a neighbor's complaint about the smell forced him to call 911.

The smell of urine forced us to leave the window open, and rowdy wedding parades outside kept us awake till three.

It had to do with a fractured society, ridden with post-colonial guilt and neuroses, which had desperately wanted to believe in the 1998 black-blanc-beur utopia, and was now forced to smell its own shit.

Despite the fact that smell is the dominant force in flavour perception, English speakers refer to aromas by the names of the foods they are most commonly associated with.

It wasn't just a smell; it was a force.

Doing without the smells and bells often forces increased focus on prayer itself.

The Muslim theologians then went on to identify no less than twenty-two different kinds of accidents, which include the obvious ones such as taste, color and smell as well as adhesion, force, power and willing, but also less obvious ones such as life and ceasing to exist.