Sentence examples for sort of stench from inspiring English sources

It was the sort of stench that gets inside your nose and makes your head hurt, that seeps into the fabric of your clothes.

When we exercise, we sweat through endocrine glands, which can end up creating the sort of stench best avoided in an early-morning elevator.

It would be a waste to stage a festival on the side of the Thames opposite Westminster and not to create some sort of rotten stench that goes from bank to bank... Clive Stafford Smith: I've no idea why there's an implied criticism of you for being political.

And don't even get those editors started on a cartoon image of one of Mario Batali's trademark clogs that seems to be leaking pasta, or yellow worms, or maybe a sort of comic-book stench.

Because of stench.

In the cities of South Asia, suffused with the "stench of the apocalypse," as Lévy puts it, Pearl was drinking up the sort of insights Clausewitz valued most.

Sort of.

Yet trained, and by nature inclined, to persevere through the stenches, messes, explosions and disasters of a laboratory, he fixed his gaze upon an unlikely precipitate: human resilience, a sort of radioactive trace element.

Sort of, sort of.

Well, sort of yes, sort of no.

They said that that dank, complex stench — many sorts of things gone bad, each in its own way — pervaded New Orleans in Katrina's wake.