Sentence examples for cosmic reach from inspiring English sources

Nick Payne's new play is a far cry, in kind and in quality, from Constellations, the starry 2012 drama that elegantly combined an intense personal romance and a long cosmic reach.

In the years since, astronauts have visited three more times, improving the telescope's capability and cosmic reach by yanking old instruments, putting in new ones and performing other tasks — many of which were not originally meant to be performed by astronauts wearing the equivalent of boxing gloves.

One of the most inspirational lines I ever heard relating to the creation of fiction was spoken by a longtime mayor of Albany, a politician who was a maestro of evasion, half-truths, hidden truths, untruths and anti-truths: a political achiever and deceiver of cosmic reach.

At the end of the day, regardless of its cosmic reach, we are in fact talking about a BEAUTY PAGEANT, not a post-doctoral graduation ceremony.

Despite the cosmic reaching and jigsaw montage, the movie isn't the head-scratcher it seems so just ignore the story and go with the trippy flow.

If you're wondering what's going on and why, sit tight, because for all of Mr. Carruth's cosmic reaching and despite the jigsaw montage, "Upstream Color" isn't an arduous head-scratcher if you don't worry about what it means and just go with the trippy flow.

His new film, "Transformers: The Last Knight," which opens tomorrow, feels at times like the longest night — it runs two and a half hours and encompasses a span of plot that ranges from the medieval battlefields to the primordial realms of Pangaea to the cosmic reaches of outer space.

But, according to the hypothesis, when the sunspots and solar winds die down, the magnetic cocoon contracts, more cosmic rays reach Earth, more clouds form, less sunlight reaches the ground, and temperatures cool.

High-energy electrons and atomic nuclei known as cosmic rays reach the Earth from all directions in the Galaxy.

Physicists still cannot explain how even a few cosmic rays reach such tremendous energy.

Forbush observed that the intensity of cosmic rays reaching Earth was inversely correlated with the 11-year solar cycle of sunspot activity, in that there are more cosmic rays at the minimum of the cycle and fewer cosmic rays at the maximum.