Sentence examples for sort of odor from inspiring English sources

(One expects some sort of odor, sure, but this).

Now, as I mentioned earlier, these aren't some sort of odor proof, one-way entry, high-tech gadgety type of cans.

"My acute sense of smell means I can detect and identify all sorts of odors that may be intended to be secret or hidden... alcohol, tobacco, sweat, breath or strong food; they are all easy for me to pick up and are not necessarily unpleasant".

I sort of agree.

The source of that odd sweet odor -- sort of like maple syrup -- wafting over Manhattan from across the Hudson River has been pinpointed.

The Times, calling Stockhausen a "Pied Piper of the Young," reported, "Instead of the elderly clientele who dote on their Mozart, Beethoven, and Tchaikovsky, there was long hair, there were miniskirts and hot pants, there were bearded boys in sweaters and denims, there was even a suspicious odor that sort of resembled tobacco".

"Other than, 'Ooh, there's a poopy diaper,' it's really rare for people to do that same sort of training with kids with odors".

He also advocates the use of odor.

Predicted odor space and network view of odor coding.

Avoid lots of odor.

In "Safety Man," Sandi, a claims adjuster for the I.R.S., is haunted in a different sort of way: "She doesn't feel paranoid, exactly, though the odor of accidents, of sudden, inexplicable death is with her always".