Sentence examples similar to a mere puff of wind from inspiring English sources

It would not be a mere puff of sound but would rather be what was common to the many puffs of sound that were its tokens.

"One of the first American Presidents said that from their mere numbers the Jews ought to have been no more than a mere puff of stardust amidst the constellations; but they have been more like an explosive sunspot that never dies down.

Doctors think that if the treatments were simpler -- a mere puff or a spritz in the mouth, instead of a needle -- more patients would take their medicine.

With a toe, a puff of wind Writes a word outside the world.

The morning rush abated, and soon, like a ghost, or a puff of wind on a dead day, the zone was gone.

The former boss of the Co-operative Bank has been accused by a committee of MPs of running the business with such a tight capital position that a "puff of wind" could have blown it over.

A small puff of wind raised the dust.

A stronger puff of wind took hold, and I began to soar.

Instead, he just emits a light puff of wind and spouts his catchphrases from the Toy Story franchise.

A wandering puff of wind blew away her makeshift sail, "as much as to say 'Here, I've had enough of this sailing.

IN Tomás Saraceno's imagination his constellation of 16 joined modules under construction on the roof of the Metropolitan Museum of Art will take off in a heavy puff of wind and float over Central Park.