Sentence examples for smells more of from inspiring English sources

That has allowed Mr. Brennan to claim an extraordinarily low civilian death rate that smells more of expediency than morality.

It shares a certain pungency with viognier, but it smells more of spiced tea than of fruit.

"It smells more of hatred and rage, which shows that Mr. Kerrick was predisposed in killing a black man and did so with extreme prejudice".

The Golden Arches vision for the future, he said, "smells more of desperation than of inspiration".

But these tactics smell more of desperation than design.

The silence characterising London's and Washington's response to the military destruction of Egypt's democracy in 2013 may have smelt more of complicity than disapproval, but worse was to follow.

Odors experienced with X get to smell more of X (cherrylike and sweet) while odors experienced with A got to smell more of A (smoky).

The concepts on the big networks may have gotten outlandish (see also "Do No Harm," "Zero Hour," "Cult," "Red Widow," and that comedy with the monkey), but the execution of those Big, Broad Concepts has often been bland of late, and network product smells more than usual of fear and audience testing these days.

I hate to say it, but to me, this smells more like the story of a reporter with a book contract tempted to over-reach and one or two anti-doping officials still settling scores.

Too little means people need to get closer to notice your body spray, but too much will irritate and overwhelm others and often smells more like the alcohol base of the spray than the actual notes of the scent.

I can't think of anything that smells more wonderful and tastes better.