Sentence examples for smelling too much from inspiring English sources

In the 16th Century, neologisms "smelling too much of the Latin" - as the poet Richard Willes put it - were frowned upon by many.

Don't go through your mom's perfume or you will end up smelling too much like an adult.

But management smelled too much choice.

Weed smells too much and is also sort of low rent and junior high".

It smells too much like the hurry-up Bush pulled in 2000 in Florida.

The misery, no doubt, was real, but the exercise smelled too much of propaganda to be of any genuine interest.

He once tried to take a bath, Mr. Strock told his boss, but the groundwater smelled too much like dead bodies.

True poverty, she added, is "not a place you would want to visit for touristic purposes; it just smells too much like fear".

There may even be an Aveda herb garden to bring aromatherapy to a land that has smelled too much of death and destruction and too little of lavender and lemon grass.

This smells too much of Kierkegaard, whose horrible thoughts and "repulsive brand of Christian masochism" are treated with appropriate disgust by Thomas Bunting, the protagonist and first-person narrator of Wood's first novel, The Book Against God.

Europeans' demonstrations for a free Palestine -- and not for a free Iraq or any other Arab country -- smell too much like a politically correct form of anti-Semitism, part of a very old story".