I feel like kissing eet!' If Roux carries with him an air of grandeur - and I do detect just a whiff - well, perhaps he can be forgiven for it.
(I had plenty of smaller whiffs as well — I made the mistake of guessing against the dolphins).
But take a whiff of a well-made dry gin, with its spices, piney juniper and hints of dried orange peel, and you are still deep in the winter holiday season.
Cellini's actual life has a whiff of hellfire as well as the fire of the studio furnace.
As well the whiff of nepotism, the anti-Adam camp view his career at both the Football Association and the Royal Mail, where his high pay was a lightening rod for union discontent, as less than stellar.
It all depends on the contest against South Africa, but this time the few English fans here tread the frenetic path to the Chittagong stadium with a whiff of expectation as well as hope, having recognised that just about anything is possible in this crazy tournament.
The influence of some of the artists U2 pays tribute to lyrically on the album -- The Ramones, The Clash -- can be heard, as well as whiffs of world music, trance dance, and the sacred echoes of African music and other audible exotica.
Such gifts carry with them a whiff of self-congratulation, as well as flattery.
You can smell the manure in the crisp morning air, as well as a whiff of hay.
Understandably, there is a wariness as well as a whiff of media training about his public statements.
Instead of story stocks with little else beyond a whiff of nifty science, these already well-funded outfits (see table) all have real products well on their way through the clinical trial process, as well as distinctive new science.
