Sentence examples for tangible smell from inspiring English sources

Maybe I'm insane and the old man's mind is degrading at a rate of knots, but there is a certain tangible smell that reminds me of seshing as a newly non-teenage human being, and that is: a denim jacket that is cold from being outside too long.

An apple is a combination of visual ideas (including the sensible qualities of color and visual shape), tangible ideas, ideas of taste, smell, etc.[12] The question of what does the combining is a philosophically interesting one which Berkeley does not address in detail.

In this case, smells are associated with intangible practices, although they still emanate from a tangible source, as knowledge has no smell.

"You want to have something tangible to hold onto that smells like the day, feels like it, reminds you of it".

Despite the dirty work, she loved "the camaraderie of similar minds, the smell of the barn (and) doing something tangible.

In this sense, smell can be considered as an intangible property of tangible heritage and inextricably linked to it.

A sweet smell of incense or flowers fills the air, a tangible sign that the miraculous has just occurred.

Donovan could smell the smoldering ruins of the World Trade Center and saw dust everywhere, but he needed no tangible evidence of what took place in Lower Manhattan nearly two months ago.