Sentence examples for mote of from inspiring English sources

The Landfill A Search for Finality In a Mote of Dust Diane Horning finds her destiny at a garbage dump.

Exactly how the mote of energy, called an inflaton field (pronounced IN-flah-tahn), would have appeared remains in contention.

This material is worth every mote of your attention, but in truth, we haven't been missing jewels, only precious stones.

Inflation predicts that during the Big Bang a tiny mote of space became drastically stretched by fields of energy that are predicted by advanced theories of particle physics.

"Horse Sings From Cloud," played by Mr. Frasconi with Jim Altieri on violin, translated a maxim about volition into a pulsating mote of meditative focus.

You must be ready to experience a displeasure that could atomize you, reduce you to an integer of laboring-class nothingness, a mote of dust.

Move motes of dust.

Motes of her face powder spin in a yellow beam of sunshine.

Gleaming motes of color spin and coalesce into flowers, layer upon layer of shimmering petals.

The wind was blowing to the southeast that day, sending smoke and motes of debris up and into Brooklyn.

The idea is that share prices follow some gentle random walk away from an equilibrium, rather like motes of dust jiggling around in Brownian motion.