| The history of chemistry microcosmically demonstrates this trend towards disciplinary coherence. |
| The Brian Jonestown Massacre's relationship with Toronto has always microcosmically represented the band's fractured career as a whole. |
| Microcosmically, The Apprentice shows that the line dividing losers from barely more impressive winners can sometimes be alarmingly thin. |
| His art is a response to these perceived realities as they play out microcosmically in the context of the art industry. |
| Microcosmically speaking, the catalyst for the riots was the death of Mark Duggan, a twenty-nine-year-old Tottenham man who was shot by police during their attempt to arrest him on August 5th. |
| But whether we see it macrocosmically or microcosmically, one thing is certain. |
