ตัวอย่าง speck

• The eternal hourglass of existence is turned upside down again and again, and you with it, speck of dust !

• Seed-eating animals probably wonder whether a particular speck on the ground is a pebble or a partly buried seed.

• Under these conditions they are plainly visible to the naked eye as minute specks, particularly on the basal regions of the young leaves.

• The house was visible as a speck in the distance-a speck that most people needed coaching to discern.

• Such advances have already been publicised as being able to breed speck-like robots that will be able to hunt down germs in the human body.

• Her fear of powerlessness makes her feel diminished and speck-like at times.

• Similarly, specks of dust may have an important effect.

• Most of this material is clear or very translucent, but its banding is much fainter, often with alignments of very small specks of somewhat darker material.

• To tell the truth, most appeared to be spending more time admiring their own reflections in the shining barrels than removing specks of polish or grime.

• Yet a week later the police found this minute speck of something on some gloves that were in a drawer.

• These lofty souls with microscopic eyes can see the smallest speck of this campaign, but they can see no goodness outside of it.

• Such a speck would fit on the head of a matchstick, but over time that is enough to cause serious lead poisoning.

• It can be a speck of dandruff on a shoulder of an official or some minor hair out of place.

• It is easy to see the speck in your brother's eye, but not so easy to see the plank in your own.

• If a small speck of that dust gets into people's lungs, they are finished.