Sentence examples for think I smell from inspiring English sources

I think I smell a trend.

I think I smell the milk of human kindness: faintly curdled, perhaps, but brimming with licentious glee.

I spend hours washing, but I'm sure people think I smell horrible.

"I taste, I think, I smell, I just cook," she said.

Biffen rose (quaking, as he told a friend later) to murmur, "That's all very well, but I think I smell inflation".

"Inside," after all, is where his wife is; am I wrong to think I smell a whiff of an implication that his wife was the one making it cold?

I actually think I smelled O.K.

I heard a pop, thought I smelled diesel fuel and wondered if an emergency generator had exploded in a test.

I used to sweat more, and I was embarrassed because I thought I smelled.

"He thought I smelled like a traveling carnival, the kind where they sell corn dogs, because I guess the smell was reminiscent of cotton candy," Ms. Ware, 28, said.

I thought I smelled the street while you were singing.' " Jacob, of course, is one of those blessed souls impervious to any and all intimations that the world perhaps does not share his priorities.