Sentence examples for cosmic terms from inspiring English sources

In cosmic terms, that's practically next door.

He explains that in cosmic terms.

Is the reporter referring in cosmic terms?

But, in cosmic terms, they barely leave the ground.

In cosmic terms, the failure of finance hardly registers.

In cosmic terms, it was a close call.

Not bad, for what still amounts--in cosmic terms--to a local call.

The stars and planets, rotating en masse, would produce cosmic harmonies, termed music of the spheres, not accessible to the human ear.

The distinction is better revealed, however, in the terms cosmic religion and historical religion.

The Yankees' losing streak suspended all this, for a while at least, and what was refreshing about it was that the Yankees were suddenly so bad, at the plate and afield, that they seemed removed from the games, spooked or laid low not by the opposing pitcher or sluggers but by some cosmic change of terms.

It's got kind of a cosmic scale in terms of the threat and the conflict and yet at the same time it's pretty intimate and deeply about what I think makes Superman special.