Sentence examples for almost cosmic importance from inspiring English sources

That repetition in full lends it an almost cosmic importance: if we tell someone something often enough they'll start to believe it, start to assume that whatever's being said goes beyond merely being said.

In one by van Ruisdael, the feeling is almost cosmic.

Some couples seemed to be in slight discord over the cosmic importance of the event.

Those who believe in their own cosmic importance run the risk of cosmic vanity -- deluded into thinking they are agents of God's designs.

Instead, other issues have leapt to the front of public consciousness: Mormonism, mortgages and the cosmic importance of Oprah Winfrey.

It may be instead that the particular type of expression associated with Michelangelo, of an almost cosmic grandeur, was inhibiting.

To radicals longing to revive the old vigour of Islam, much of this structure seems weary, compromised and contemptible.Item two: an almost cosmic sense of despair.

To that end, Keller estimates that he spends four additional hours each week with Sanchez, his teammate turned brother, their connection almost cosmic.

For one thing, the earthquake in Japan has given the world a second Level Seven incident on the International Nuclear Event Scale, refreshing public fears with almost cosmic timing.

The same cannot be claimed for Oates, whose divided self manifests in A Widow's Story as an almost cosmic (not to say comic) exaggeration.

And now there comes the redrawing of all those constituencies; to say that the Tories are currently winning is an almost cosmic understatement.