Sentence examples for smell remarkably from inspiring English sources

Once I've added dry spices, it starts to smell remarkably like a takeaway, though the final flavour is, perhaps deliberately, fairly bland.

Our waiter passed us a small vessel with the dry leaves, which smelled remarkably like cocoa.

Joanna and Alan both thought it looked, tasted and smelled remarkably like a wheat beer.

"For example, Chanel's Coco Mademoiselle can cost nearly £70 for 50ml … but people tell me that Lidl's Suddenly Madame Glamour [£3.99, 50ml] smells remarkably similar".

The smell was remarkably evocative.

"The olfactory system is linked to the limbic system, which controls memory," says Dr Rizzo, and that explains why such tricks are so effective.Towards smellyvisionThese smell boxes are remarkably simple, but might eventually lead to the ultimate in olfactory output technology: smellyvision.

Eleven cats with various medical problems, three dogs -- and a red devil fish she has taught to "come," "sit" (tail down) and "stay" in response to hand motions -- all live in Mrs. Toti's remarkably smell-free house.

He adds, "The robber crabs have reinvented their smell for land so remarkably that they can even smell water".

The new terminal is slick and gleaming white, identical to many airport terminals, except perhaps for the smell of cheese wafting from a remarkably well-laden dairy section in the Buy Paris duty-free store.

As they travel huge distances in their icy habitat searching for food, polar bears use their remarkably keen sense of smell to detect prey.

Sharks are famous for their remarkably acute sense of smell (see http://www.elasmo-research.org/).org/