Sentences with phrase «cosmic scheme»

In the grand, cosmic scheme of existence, the place where most things go wrong is usually the very beginning.

It inspires them to relate themselves to the basic cosmic scheme as in this cosmic epoch.

Therefore, I do not hold out the aesthetic cosmic scheme as a universal for the sake of which it is justifiable to sacrifice the individual.

A while back, I wrote a column for Discover analyzing your place in space: astronomers» best look yet at where you fit into the big, crazy, cosmic scheme of things.

In the grand cosmic scheme of humorous fiction this book rates a respectable 4 stars out of 5, but in my personal collection, it rates a 5.

There's room for intelligent discourse around some of the most critical questions about humanity — how we relate to the world we share, how our beliefs inform our lifestyles, how we fit into this vast, cosmic scheme of being.

Seems to me that she does not consider herself to be pointless, just that she was humbled by her insignificance to the cosmic scheme.

Whenever I have the chance I ask them to describe the God they do not believe in and, when they have done so, I generally can say that I do not believe in that God either, but that we still have the universe on our hands, and do they really think that the cosmic scheme of things is mindless and purposeless, without meaning or destiny, that

You need to know that your actions matter and that everything you do on earth has import in the cosmic scheme of things.

THE TREE OF LIFE By Kent Jones In one of the cinematic events of the year, Terrence Malick locates a family's destiny within the cosmic scheme of things

The writers of Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy / X-Men crossover explain their cosmic scheme as heroes get enhanced with new powers and new troubles.

It sounds like a lot, but in the cosmic scheme it's really not when it comes to even though Macs are relatively easy to maintain and typically don't get viruses and are just pretty worry - free, they still have to be maintained to some degree.