Sentence examples for terrible whiff from inspiring English sources

The former often smacks of desperation ('Look! Look at all these important things! Look at them all!'), whereas the latter has a terrible whiff of disinclination ('Yeah, whatever. Read it, don't read it. I don't mind').

We are both from New Jersey, and, going down the Jersey Turnpike, we got whiffs of that terrible industrial smell that everybody gets on the Jersey Turnpike.

Imagine freeze-framing an infinite repeat button on all the terrible dumb stuff you say after a long whiff of amyl nitrate.

The mere whiff of perceived memory loss can have terrible consequences in an insecure economy in which midlife workers are regularly (and illegally) laid off on account of their age.

Obviously hippies are terrible, but funnily enough I don't mind a whiff of patchouli when it comes floating in on a tide of otherwise fetid doom metal.

There's a terrible and relentless TV-movie ropiness about this film, combined with a dairy whiff of cheesiness.

So take a whiff.

Get a whiff!

He offered a whiff.

Terrible, Terrible!

But only a whiff.