cosmic , * , auch: cosmical

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In the cosmic sense, the man had to care to fight.

Here I thought we found the cosmic source of little people.

On the cosmic scale, he felt very close to them.

Instead, they are all parts of a single cosmic design.

"Now that it means a million years of cosmic development lost, yes."

It seemed as though some great cosmic thing lay dead.

But, of course, that cosmic law is outside the material order.

It came within a half million miles, a close call by cosmic standards.

If so, they are part of the one Substance or cosmic system.

"From that moment, I knew it was going to be cosmic all around."

The data suggest that, in fact, dark energy has changed little, if at all, over the course of cosmic history.

On cosmic time scales, that is the very near future.

"We are really thinking in a cosmic sense," she said.

Do you see any cosmic connection between the two events?

Was everyone going to turn to him with cosmic dangers?

Cosmic Ark does not provide a set number of lives.

But the researchers, too, said they were drawn by something more cosmic.

"But then, suddenly on the cosmic scale of things, something seems to have happened."

This center is the doorway to the higher or cosmic forces.

"That's a pretty cosmic question to answer on only one drink."

This girl clearly needed time to put on her cosmic makeup.

But what if the cosmic authorities do not share that view?

Being in the Washington viewing area makes us feel part of something cosmic.

I live in a special region inside the cosmic black hole at the end of time.