smack of造句

His partisans have introduced piles of pork that smack of the Suharto era.

He polished off his wine with an appreciative smack of his lips.

SUCH reports have been heard before and smack of wishful thinking.

Abstract： Since last century， the intellectual community has contributed differentmodes of thinking to the agricultural issues， but they smack of a strong senseof determinism.

The backlash is not only emotionally driven but also smack of a need for political legitimacy of an erstwhile fragile administration.

However, you can take a smack of cash covered in the waterproof or airproof bag with you, in case that you buy some required articles for use.

And the move to draft a governor who has had less than two years in office this late in the campaign cannot but smack of desperation.

"With a mocking smile and a smack of the lips she nodded. "If you're in such a state tonight, by file time you sit for the Palace Examination I dare say you'll even forget the first primer you ever read."