Sentence examples for smells somewhat from inspiring English sources

I become slightly obsessed with a molecule called undecavertol, which smells somewhat vegetal, rather like a cucumber in the middle of a bouquet of flowers.

Filled with wheat and lavender, he smells somewhat nicer than your average hound, and he promises not to chew your shoes or shed hair on the carpet.

He comes across fewer cadavers than in years past, and the Tietê, he said, now smells somewhat better than the Pinheiros, where he now does most of his diving.

The mushroom smells somewhat fishy; one source suggests the odour is "like a dead shad, which anglers will tell you is probably the most malodorous freshwater fish".

Fruit bodies smell somewhat like bleaching powder, and their edibility is unknown, but possibly toxic.

Yet you have her come off smelling somewhat sweeter than the rest.

A ripe mango has a smell somewhat like melon, but also like pineapple, with a little hint of carrot thrown in.

What it actually smells like is somewhat secondary.

An essential oil that smells weak and somewhat like canola oil (ie, bland, empty) probably was not well-extracted.

The fast and sporadic reversal of the response – from aversion to attraction – of the P-choice line suggests that these flies, which did not physically contact – but could nevertheless smell – menthol were somewhat exposed to this substance.

In mammals the senses of taste and smell play somewhat different roles in aversion learning.