Sentence examples for smells sort of from inspiring English sources

It smells sort of like a tree that's been through a brutal storm.

It is hard to describe how the shampoo smells; sort of like the taste of chewed grass - but it leaves my hair soft.

Looks good, feels good, smells sort of okay.

Toast, stirring or shaking the pan, until the grains begin to pop and smell sort of like popcorn.

They smell sort of odd and look a bit curious (at least to American eyes), yet there has been a rise in demand.

Or: have you ever just smelled sort of stale water?

That's actually the weird upswing of hangovers, the sort of mental holiday you get from them – yes, you're in pain, and you smell sort of sour, and your brain doesn't work enough for you to do anything other than watch ten episodes of Parks & Rec in a row before having a mid-afternoon nap – but that's what's nice about it.

Use tropically lotions and perfumes so you can smell sort of like Hawaii.

Darlington helps at a post-mortem examination of a road casualty ("You might want to take off your jumper," she is told. "The smell sort of lingers").

Those guys are smug, smell sort of strange, and haven't fixed that printer that's been jammed up for two weeks.

Paperback advertises itself as "sweet and lovely, with just a touch of the mustiness of aged paper", which sounds nice, I guess, though I wonder how it would go down socially: "Wow, you smell lovely, sort of like the Encyclopedia Britannicas in my grandad's cellar".