Sentence examples for smells set from inspiring English sources
Turin explains how smells set the French apart: Frenchmen will do things Anglo men won't, and France is a country of smells.
He refurbished the front room waiting area, put a green neon sign in the window advertising "Free smells" and set up a modern display area where people can choose from 52 strains of marijuana flowers stored in large glass containers.
It seems like a small amount of time to worry about, but smell is one of the most powerful human senses, and some smells effectively set themselves in memory.
It's little wonder that rational citizens are rushing out to turn their putrefying pounds into iPads and Xboxes before the smell sets in.
Smell sets the stage for this mental shift, like noticing the smell of a new city after leaving the sanitized atmosphere of an airport.
In Life Is Cheap, the smell sets a mood: whether or not you believe the smell of human mixed with ants is physically transforming your mind, knowing that it might makes it a self-fulfilling prophecy.
At Battersea Arts Centre the smells alone set you off on a trail.
Suspecting that picky eaters might be more attuned to strong smells, they set about trying to quantify this.
While doing research, the two determined that olfaction, or the sense of smell, is set to become the subject of "the next big UX technology," Kihm told TechCrunch in an email.
One of Cornell's two flowering-sized Titan arums – dubbed Wee Stinky for its putrid smell – is set to bloom for the fourth time.
In essence, community "smells" are sets of organisational and social circumstances with implicit causal relations.
