microcosm
microcosmos

The university, now open to everyone, became a microcosm of society.

The home is considered to be a microcosm of the Church.

It's a microcosm of what went wrong in Game 3.

In this sense we are a microcosm of the university system as a whole.

Then look upon it as a microcosm of human society.

"I find his story to be a microcosm of everything," she said.

The California experience, for example, is a microcosm of the national debate.

So that the group would be a microcosm of the larger society.

It was a microcosm of a world that would never learn.

As before, though, it offered a microcosm of the land.

I do not need to tell you that this is a microcosm of your whole action plan for the single market.

"So what we try to give is essentially a microcosm of the college experience."

They were, more or less, a microcosm of the whole crew and all his problems.

In microcosm, the great cities of Earth were brought back to life.

This second part is essentially a microcosm of the first.

"If you look at the states in play now, it's not a bad microcosm of the country," he said.

In fact, you're merely a microcosm of the state as a whole.

The game was a microcosm of the Rangers' season in many ways.

Many consider this early battle a microcosm of the later war.

In the beginning he had wanted to use his play as a microcosm to say something about the abuse of power.

In short, a microcosm of the reason the Jets were to fall to 1-11.

"We now realize our little island is its own microcosm."

The game is a microcosm of power politics in Afghanistan.

The last two weeks have been a microcosm of Moss's career.

The subject is rather the human body as microcosm for humanity.

Microcosmos itself is a relic of a time long past."

The edge of Microcosmos swept past, and we streaked out into space.

We talk often about the amazing macro- and microcosmos into which she has been born.

You're quite right about the way the bomb blasts apart the microcosmos in the house.

This landmark represents a microcosmos of the diverse population of the city.

"Now," I said, "your next job is to find Microcosmos."

We meandered for a while longer, touring the guts of the machine that was Microcosmos.

"But you had it before you ever reached Microcosmos.

"Maybe the story about Microcosmos is true.

It took us over fifty jumps and six hours to get back to Microcosmos, which wasn't bad .

The outer and inner; microcosmos in my palm.

The patchwork quilt of Microcosmos rolled beneath us.

We're going back to Microcosmos with you."

But time wasn't an element on Microcosmos.

This comic was about a group of aliens who lives in the Microcosmos and they are facing a war in their planet.

And one of the highlights thus far has been "Microcosmos," a breathtaking nature documentary about the world of bugs.

Microcosmos, a Greek folk-music band, performs tonight and Sunday at 8.

Only in the last decades of the millennium have scientist-explorers possessed the instruments to look more deeply into the human microcosmos.

"The only gravity here is what the mass of Microcosmos generates naturally," Arthur warned.

This principle conceived the Atoni house as a microcosmos.

Cosmos - An "illustrated dimensional journey from microcosmos to macrocosmos"

"If you can find Microcosmos on the master map, there might be one indicated on the reverse face of the planet.

The world-disk nipped over as we swung around the edge, and seeing Microcosmos in daylight again made me feel a little better.

The team would also later seek inspiration from Microcosmos (1996), a French documentary on love and violence in the insect world.

Microcosmos (nature documentary with similar subject matter)