whiff sentence examples

• Whiff of hypocrisy here.
• Whiff a bit by now?
• In fact, tom cox can still catch a whiff of brut off him from here.. .
• There is not even a faint whiff of fried potatoes.
• Usually, the merest whiff of cultural or religious indoctrination would make me run a mile.
• Whiff of previous scandals about ' burying bad news ' .
• The new shift in policy has led magic mushroom shop owners to detect a whiff of government hypocrisy.
• Either way, there is an unpleasant whiff of charred flesh about these tales.
• Whiff of moral panic about some of the accusations being leveled at the residents of marsham street.
• Hope their general public at least get a whiff of what their boys achieved.
• It only needs a slight whiff of wind to send them flying through the air.
• Whiff of wood smoke to the smell of pine.
• To my mind these two texts have a whiff of reality about them.
• On thursday there was more than a distinct whiff of drain smell around the chamber.
• Whiff of success about peugeot's new supermini - and that's two months before it goes on sale.
• Perhaps, this is a draw back to the time when visitors would experience the unpleasant whiffs emanating from the seapro fish-rendering plant.
• There, engulfed by humming sewing machines and the occasional whiff of industrial solvent, he irons embroidery patterns onto dresses.
• Whiff of something rotten.
• Taking a deep whiff of the fur, she tossed it back down.
• There's a strong whiff of which crimes the public is most cross about in this policy decision.

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