moter

the tiniest mote of dust.

The moted sunlight comes into the room through the window.

The small mote on her forehead distinguishes her from her twin sister.

Though the cultural power in our country has been pro-moted a lot in recent years, it is still far behind the developed countries.

a mote of dust in the sunlight

not a mote of truth in his story

a mote of jealousy in her eyes

a mote of doubt in his mind

a mote of kindness in her actions

not a mote of evidence to support the claim

a mote of happiness in her smile

a mote of sadness in his voice

a mote of anger in his expression

a mote of hope in her heart

He was a mote caught in the glare of the noon sun.

In the compressed air motes and heat distortion.

No dust mote escaped my eye, no tea ring my forensic attentions.

They had colored tips, and tiny particles danced around them like dust motes.

Whirling galaxies will spark star-fire from drifting motes and volatile gas.

Little motes of material that can teach us about the earliest days of the solar system.

Motes of dust revolving in the first rays of the sun are all it takes to make me afraid.

And everything in the universe has to follow those curves, from the most massive black hole to the smallest mote of dust, even to beams of light.

You're just one little dust mote among that 7 billion, and so it really doesn't matter what you do or don't do, but that's simply not the case.

It had never been a good eye to see with—had long had the mote in it of Lucifer’s pride, Sardanapalus’s luxury, and a mole’s blindness—but it had dropped out and was gone.