cosmos

This was in 1964, and Hawking is now 72, and still rattling the cosmos.

That was the most interesting part of Cosmos, unfortunately.

It serves as the heart of the collective works, as an interface between the cosmos and humanity.

The sounds she performs from the violins on canvas replicate her idea of sounds found in the cosmos.

Everywhere we look in the cosmos, we see galaxies, forming a thick network that almost looks like cells in the human brain.

This union of all mysteries—the mystery of the Cosmos and the mystery of Fate—oppresses human reason.

Only one thing is lacking; indeed, it is the chief omission in the cosmos of Kropotkin—the poetic note.

By olam is meant the infinite, that which is permanent in the limits of time; olam also means "world" or "cosmos."

How the world would prick up its donkey ears—even the little cosmos of the Toba valley—if it knew.

It has gone all the way around our little cosmos and come back again.