Sentence examples for In epiphany from inspiring English sources
In "Epiphany," he captures the friendship that develops between a literary-minded doctor frustrated by bureaucracy and a patient angry over past racism and injustice.
And its function is to undermine stories that go on too long, or wallow in epiphany ("nice images").
They don't simply deal in epiphany, twists or contradiction, and judging the form on such basic apparatus misses the point.
At the hearing last week Professor Wayne McLaughlin of Caribbean Toxicology said two different tests showed oxilofrine in Epiphany D1 but there was no sign of it on the label.
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Young people to race to retrieve cross from ocean in Epiphany ritual.
"We work in epiphanies," Roberts said.
Some of the stories culminate in epiphanies; others hinge on a jolt — a violent act or loss.
Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood, Michael Gira of Swans, Robert Wyatt, Lydia Lunch and Throbbing Gristle's Genesis P-Orridge are just some of the names to be included in Epiphanies: Life Changing Encounters With Music.
A collection of 55 essays previously featured in Epiphanies, a column which has been running in magazine the Wire since 1998, its contributors have each written about singular moments of musical realisations.
"I don't believe in epiphanies," he writes.
