| The family is the microcosmic unit of the society, and its welfare and protection are a solid safeguard of a strong and healthy society. |
| A test similar to the borax bead test is often made using microcosmic salt. |
| The story, as we see, is a symbol and an allegory with its historical, cosmic and microcosmic keys. |
| The National Youth Orchestra of Canada is a microcosmic snapshot of what this country is. |
| However Dalton did make some contributions on microcosmic salt and on a new method of analysing sugar. |
| Walking into its corridors, between the towering whiteness, has the effect, so beloved of the Romantics, of making you feel microcosmic. |
