cosmosin a sentence
cosmos as in: expansion of the cosmos
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But this year there seems to be a shift in the cosmos. (source)cosmos = everything that exists anywhere
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All through the universe it's being fought, all through the cosmos, and my, but it's a grand and exciting battle. (source)
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I'd started doing it after watching a science program from the early '80s called Cosmos.† (source)
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He said his bout with TB had set him to pondering about mortality and the nature of the cosmos.† (source)
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McCandless may have been tempted by the succor offered by women, but it paled beside the prospect of rough congress with nature, with the cosmos itself.† (source)
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But to ensure a celestial balance and the equilibrium of the cosmos, this moustachioed scoundrel in evening clothes was sure to remember every single second for the rest of his life.† (source)
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One afternoon, he saw one with the name Cosmos Mariner painted on the bow.† (source)
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Like creatures in fairy tales, we've shrunk and we've swollen and we've swallowed the cosmos whole.† (source)
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I tried so hard I almost squeaked, but I could not seem to leave myself, and the cosmos did not visit me.† (source)
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The secrets of the cosmos unveiled.† (source)
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Because he's a disgusting idiot who will probably be rich and happy his whole life, thus proving the absolute unfairness of the cosmos?† (source)
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The Titans will yet rule the cosmos.† (source)
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I study Sarah Byrnes's eyes while Sarah Byrnes studies the cosmos.† (source)
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Hmm, well...in the grand scheme of the cosmos, I am a little fellow.† (source)
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That means there was nothing to stop the radiation from the cosmos.† (source)
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It might be argued that the Siamese-twin infants of word/idea are the only contribution the human species can, will, or should make to the reveling cosmos.† (source)
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