Microcosm in a sentence

Casey’s simple acts of attending a ball game and expressing her views represented a microcosm echoing women’s loftier demands for equality and empowerment in the community at large.

Fink continued, “As I believe I am a microcosm of God, my face, my internal monologue and how I treat myself and other people is a direct reflection of God here on this earth.

Here's one possible reason: Could they be a microcosm of the national willingness to accept things that aren't what they purport to be?

In that way, the evolution of the mask is just a microcosm of the franchise's uneven history works so well — and remains so damn scary —because he boiled terror down to its bare-white bones.

Now that a few days have passed and the hysteria has come down slightly, perhaps a few sane thoughts might be added to what has otherwise been a microcosm of everything that is wrong with America’s warmongering media and political class.

One of the most brutal Vietnam War movies ever made, brilliantly uses the story of a single operation as a microcosm for the entire conflict.

The game, described by Brandon as the best of Glenn’s career, was a microcosm of what Osborne’s career has produced: a tough brand of footy, crucial one-on-one wins and composure late.

The plight of Otuabagi is a fitting microcosm of the Niger Delta, a swampy stretch of southern Nigeria where the country’s largest river empties into the Gulf of Guinea.

The Rockies’ 6-3 loss to the Cubs on Saturday was a microcosm of their season-long ineptitude.

Under Adama's guidance, it became a microcosm of society, a melting pot of diverse individuals in the Battlestar Galactica lore united by a shared struggle.

What we see here is a moment for us to demonstrate to the nation that a state that really is very much a microcosm of our nation can choose Republicans to lead, Republicans can deliver, and we can get things moving.

And that's just a microcosm that mirrors the entire electorate.

As a microcosm — Syria has Sunnis, Shiites, Alawites, Kurds, Christians and Druse — whenever central control is loosened, it is a source of insecurity for every sect, so they often reach outside for help.

Bolstered by both new interviews—with retired teammates and current local baseball coaches—and archival broadcast clips, it successfully portrays Rickwood as a microcosm of the racism, resistance, and revolution that were happening off the field.

In a broader vein, during the hours spent watching and waiting in the bleachers, I reflected, as I inevitably do these days, on the enveloping comfort of living in our own Jewish microcosm.

In that way, the second-year man is a microcosm of Denver’s running back room as a whole.

In what has been a microcosm of the entire season, New England struggled to sustain drives and managed a season-low 120 yards.

It was a microcosm of what Adams has brought to this team since he arrived from Cardiff City in January in a loan spell that has dripped with tenacity and bravery.

My experience was a microcosm of a much bigger problem: San Francisco's absurdly complicated and expensive regulations incentivize even the most well-intentioned people to skirt the rules.

The polarized reality of Lewiston serves as a microcosm of the struggle playing out in other resettlement communities – in Maine and well beyond.