| Behind the social arguments lay an unmistakable malodor of claims to a moral elect. |
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| The larger sample size was used if the level of malodor observed in the headspace of the sample was low. |
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| It provides the human olfactory pathway with a source of cross-adapting odorants, thereby altering perception of the malodor. |
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| Bad breath or malodor, also known as halitosis, is breath containing an unpleasant odour. |
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| Who but Orwell would diagnose the malaise of socialism in 1936 nose-first, as a malodor? |
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| He looked scared to death, and his breath gave off an unknown malodor. |
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| Government officials think a universal malodor, or offensive odor, might prove effective as a non-lethal weapon. |
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