macrocosmic

IPA: mˈækrʌkɑzmɪk

Examples of "macrocosmic" in Sentences

What kind of macrocosmic assumptions can one make from such a fact?
Also, there is a theoretically sound basis for homosexuality in macrocosmic evolution.
In the first, God begins on the macrocosmic level, calling forth light from dark, waters from waters, and land from sea.
Yes, one war can wipe out thousands or millions and is terrible and on the macrocosmic scale still speaks of a problem for human kind in general.
The contrasts which he notes — geographical and demographic (neither very distinctly), social, and religious — are discussed throughout the book, but Stone's "macrocosmic" view of seventeenth-century England distorts the reality of what actually occurred in the provinces.
MIM is refreshingly original, inviting, embracing, educational and entertaining, and all of the above, simultaneously -- and therefore, the dream destination of every teacher who wants to introduce students to world geography and history, world cultures and immersing all visitors in the sociological/cultural differences and similarities of our planet with a vast macrocosmic global approach -- fascinating for young and not so young alike.