Sentence examples for the same stench as from inspiring English sources

Chávez fired back a few insults, of course, declaring that Obama had "the same stench" as his predecessor.

Chávez responded this weekend by saying that Obama had "the same stench" as President Bush, a frequent target of Chávez's remarks.

The statement marked an evolution in Mr. Chávez's view of Mr. Obama, whom he described last month as having the "same stench" as his predecessor in the White House.

And Mr. Chávez has already shown a willingness to insult Mr. Obama, saying he had the same "stench" as his predecessor after Mr. Obama expressed concern last week that Mr. Chávez's government may have supported Colombia's FARC rebels, which are classified as terrorists by the United States.

The situation had shown signs of improving with the election of Barack Obama, he says; however, President Chavez later declared him to be "a great disappointment" and claimed he had "the same stench as George W Bush". Venezuela is a major oil producer and, despite its political differences with Washington, remains the fifth biggest crude supplier to the US.

There are expensive chairs in the waiting room, underneath a large poster of the Louis Vuitton logo —but the strong stench of disinfectant is the same as in any clinic.

There are expensive chairs in the waiting room, underneath a large poster of the Louis Vuitton logo – but the strong stench of disinfectant is the same as in any clinic.

At the same time, pestilential stench was a sign of Satan; bad odors indicated physical and moral decay.

The same as polenta?

My answer is that soiled dressings, or dressings with a "stench", represent the same thing in a dressing that infection does in a wound.

As we drew near the barracks of the prison, the stench intensified.