Sentence examples for The speck of from inspiring English sources

The speck of comfort for some is the hint that the predicament of the budget airlines could be worse still.

The speck of a scar by his left eye is not from boxing but from a girl who once bullied him in school.

The speck of dust represents the odds in favour of your being born; the huge planet would be the odds against it.

The speck of red makes your brain sink deeper: The instant you returned home from school, your mother, while laughing, had you strip off your clothes to toss in the wash.

The tennis is also a vehicle for the marketing and selling of ancillary goods — it is the speck of dust that makes the snowflake.

While many flew straight on out the other side, a few were on a collision course for the speck of a nucleus.

1. "Take the log out of our eyes, before we help get the speck out of someone else's eye".

THE rays are diffuse, but the specks of light are unmistakable.

They must be the specks of sand that have turned into anecdotal pearls.

The Mamanucas and the Yasawas are about as close as possible to the specks of green paradise travelers probably have in their minds when they picture Fiji.

Vickery looks lost in his excruciating memory, and oblivious to the specks of flesh that flutter around him like dust mites in the wintry afternoon light.