Examples of using Microcosm in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Microcosm- New Tab.
And this is the problem in microcosm.
Microcosm in your Hands.
I can only control my own microcosm.”.
This game was a microcosm of the entire season; the good and the bad.
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We are just between the Macrocosm and the Microcosm.
We all know the term microcosm is an accurate reflection of the macrocosm.
The yoga community is, like any community, a microcosm of our culture.
In all of these ways, Silwan is a microcosm of the Israeli Occupation of the Palestinian Territories writ large.
All that's needed is to look at what's happening in our own neighborhood,which is a microcosm of that world.
Just the same actions: right-click on the Microcosm- New Tab extension in a software list and press“Uninstall”.
And I reminded myself a couple hours in, you know,the sport is sort of a microcosm of life itself.
As it continues on downward into the microcosm like this, even to very high gods it appears to go on infinitely.
It's because it's so extreme here that I feel this is like a microcosm of Palestine.
The microcosm- the visitors center at CERN's multimedia and interactive site runs physics workshops for children aged 14 and over.
The best-known of these is Dynamic Meditation,which has been described as a microcosm of his outlook.
All these elements fuse together into a rich and inspiring microcosm that accurately reflects the worlds of design and home and garden furnishing.
And I reminded myself a couple hours in, you know,the sport is sort of a microcosm of life itself.
And man- the microcosm and miniature copy of the macrocosm- is the living witness to this Universal Law, and to the mode of its action.”.
Truly, the Greek Temple lives in us because we are that Temple,in so far as we are each of us a microcosm permeated by soul.
To me, this entire mess serves as a microcosm for how thousands of women's experiences and traumas are treated everyday- we had to act.”.
Originally written in Sanskrit, Samkhya describes the full spectrum of human existence byrevealing the basic elements that make up the macrocosm and the microcosm.
If the macrocosm of our lifetime can be affected by the microcosm of one day, it follows that it is important how we spend that day.
The microcosm is expanded by a single bead of sweat dropped on a pinhead and spun into a million universes until it is converted into the elixir of the gods… he's masking.
In the final analysis,Christian life in Muslim-majority areas of Nigeria is merely a microcosm of Christian life in Muslim-majority nations around the world.
In this context, driving can serve as a microcosm, a human laboratory, for a deeper understanding of personality and human tendencies in an authentic and profound manner.
The most exemplary form of art as a model is miniature,i.e. a miniaturized version, or a microcosm, which, according to Levi-Strauss possesses inherent aesthetic qualities.
The BELvue Museum is a walk-in microcosm of Belgian history and culture, designed to showcase the small nation's complex cultural, social, and political landscape.
The bookstore, on the other hand, strives to be a microcosm of it, and not just any microcosm but one designed- according to the principles and tastes of a“gatekeeper”- to help us absorb and consider the world itself.