Sentence examples for smelling alike from inspiring English sources

Regiments of employees in uniform white smocks, all uniformly smelling sweetly, gather at his parent scent factory on the banks of the Seine near the Bois de Boulogne; hundreds more, dressed and smelling alike, troop to his newer filial establishment near the banks of the Hudson in western Manhattan.

"One dead-end branch of the tunnel is their toilet: they wallow there in the soaked earth so that all will smell alike".

They even smelled alike — a menthol scent, from the green vial of Vicks VapoRub they passed to each other, carefully rubbing a little in their nostrils and on aching joints.

Councilwoman Una S. T. Clarke and Councilman A. Gifford Miller disagreed over whether rabbits and human babies smell alike, after a suggestion by some opponents of legalization that ferrets were once bred to hunt out and attack bunnies.

By the time mixtures contained 30 or more components, most of the blends were judged to smell alike, the researchers report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Another relevant observation is that mixtures containing many (>20) diverse odorants tend to smell alike, even if they don't share any molecular components (Weiss et al., 2012), a phenomenon that has been termed 'olfactory white', in analogy to the 'white' percept associated with a mix of many colored lights.

All animals smell alike when alive, different when cooked.

"The exhaustion of wading through a tremendous number of fragrances which all smell alike has just turned people off," Ms. Sanchez said.

The lovesick, the betrayed and the jealous all smell alike.

This is why no two scents ever seem to smell exactly alike.

"There are a number of smell-alikes out there," he revealed in this week's Radio Times.