Sentence examples similar to smells repulsive from inspiring English sources
The putrid smell, repulsive to humans, attracts seed-scattering insects and birds.
"Our goal is to let the mosquitoes tell us what smells they find repulsive and use those to keep them from biting us". Each mosquito has three pairs of "noses" for sensing odors.
"Our goal is to let the mosquitoes tell us what smells they find repulsive and use those to keep them from biting us". The researchers discovered that a specialized area of the mosquito brain mixes tastes with smells to create unique and preferred flavors.
"These strong smells are repulsive to humans," warns Kenneth Kramm, who developed FlavoRx with his father, Harold.
It should not smell suspect or repulsive.
Researchers now say the bizarre rafflesia -- whose blossoms can measure a yard across and were described by the Swedish explorer Eric Mjoberg as having "a penetrating smell more repulsive than any buffalo carcass in an advanced state of decomposition" -- actually sprang from the gentle group of plants that includes poinsettias, violets and passionflowers.
I find a very wide range of smells pretty interesting and very few repulsive.
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.
"The contradiction is in urine itself," Lebensztejn says: an intimate, aesthetic product of one's animal life, it's still "rather repulsive to smell when it's not one's own".
Some diamines that bind to TAARs are foul smelling odors; for example, cadaverine and putrescine are repulsive smells emitted by decomposing flesh.
