Examples of 'that smacks of' in a sentence
Meaning of "that smacks of"
that smacks of: implies or suggests something (usually negative)
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that smacks of
That smacks of a man with a guilty conscience.
I am basically against anything that smacks of ego.
That smacks of more money than sense.
Burke hates anything that smacks of a government giveaway.
That smacks of something a dictator would do.
She has a nastiness that smacks of the devil.
Anything that smacks of ostentation would be quite inappropriate.
It may seem to be a statement that smacks of confidence or boldness.
That smacks of fear and manipulation of the process.
Because even that smacks of rebellion.
That smacks of misuse of their dominant position by telecommunications operators.
He is against everything that smacks of growth.
Anything that smacks of the occult needs to be kept at a distance.
I know how you hate anything that smacks of high school.
That smacks of a socialistic attitude.
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It could be for example a place of openness avoiding everything that smacks of superficiality.
That smacks of a kind of disinfo to me.
They oppose anything that smacks of European political integration.
That smacks of primitive superstition.
Keep Smith away from anything that smacks of politics.
That smacks of hypocrisy.
I am gonna get rid of everything that smacks of Ronny Overly.
That smacks of delusion.
It 's a gentle little story of no consequence that smacks of nostalgia.
That smacks of confidence.
We must not do anything that smacks of pre-emption or patronage.
But that smacks of conspiracy theory and we know that stems from paranoia.
And if you find anything that smacks of dodgy business, tell.
Art that smacks of modernity leaves her not merely puzzleed but disappointed in herself.
I think it 's because he 's afraid of anything that smacks of tradition or happy returns.
Everything that smacks of it has always inspired me with a boundless disgust.
Is there anything about this place that smacks of personality to you?
That smacks of Big Brother to me.
They are neophiles, willing to try anything that smacks of the future.
That smacks of Tyranny.
It is a kind of rhetoric that smacks of post-truth, as many would now describe it.
That smacks of a broken heart, if you ask me.
Usually, presidential candidates shy away from anything that smacks of the adult industry.
That smacks of bad judgment, and plays into his hands.
How can parties overcome deep public alienation from anything that smacks of politics?
To many Mexicans, that smacks of political bias.
That smacks of dwelling in the past and that 's not something I want to do.
I mean, keep Smith away from anything that smacks of politics.
It 's a perspective that smacks of protectionism - though Francis objects to the word.
And by properly, I mean keep Smith away from anything that smacks of politics.
It 's a visual world that smacks of modern Mœbius whilst still feeling completely unique.
The result is just a really unhelpful distraction that smacks of opportunism . ”.
There is something about “ minimalist ” that smacks of smallness of vision and execution that I do not like.
That smacks of reality?
Of course, all that smacks of fraud.
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