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• a  relating to or characteristic of a microcosm
  the microcosmic world of business

• But somehow everything's still in there: this funny, close-focus coming-of-age story is also a huge, swirling, microcosmic novel of power, death, and love.
• There is a temptation to look for microcosmic America in its population center.
• And then there's the relentless bazaar bargaining that can turn any transaction a microcosmic "clash of cultures" between in which straight-forward, nave Westerners imagine .

News & Articles

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• Spirituality in the Third Millennia Championed by New Christian Book
  Samuel A. Nigro conceives the macrocosmic connections to the works of microcosmic man and therein finds reason for human love—Resulting is an audacious free spirited culture of spiritual living. (PRWeb June 17, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/SamuelANigroMD/TheSouloftheEarth/prweb10843607.htm
  June 18, 2013 - PRWeb

Quotes

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• Alec Baldwin in AFP
  I would be so happy if those shows went off the air. It is a huge problem in our business -- this microcosmic analysis and elevation of people who are just witless and talentless, or people with talent, like Lindsay Lohan, who struggle,...
• Christina Ricci in andPOP
  She has Britney Spears' hair and Jessica Simpson's inappropriate wardrobe. This is just a microcosmic example of the over-sexualization of young girls and children. Even though she's not really a child, she looks like one,said Ricci.
• RJD2 in Detroit Free Press
  I've always used some sort of vocal element if I could, working samples and such, but on a microcosmic level I didn't want to be limited to using samples anymore,RJD2 says in a phone interview from New York. "I've been looking at the...