Sentence examples for which smells more from inspiring English sources

I mean, yes, I did book a nonsmoking room, as opposed to this one which smells more pungent than Philip Morris' tongue.

In one study, scientists asked women to rate the smell of T-shirts their male peers had worn for 2 consecutive days according to which smells they found more attractive.

We meet at her small and fuggy constituency office, which smells of tea, biscuits and (rather more powerfully at this precise moment) the egg and bacon sandwich she is eating, Ed Miniband-style, in a back room filled with scrolls of leaflets.

The space smells of freshly milled wood, except for the model shop, which smells of epoxy.

Which smells and tastes do you savor?

"It smells more of hatred and rage, which shows that Mr. Kerrick was predisposed in killing a black man and did so with extreme prejudice".

Nothing smells more summery.

Zynga just smells more like a tech company.

Cotton clothing retains smells more than most other fabrics.

Each of the code smell types were given a priority score of 1 to 7 to represent their opinion of which smells are more urgent from previous experience in the field.

I smelled more snow in the air.