Sentence examples for big epochal from inspiring English sources

"There is a sense that this is a big epochal change, that this is the end of the old order and we are not sure what is coming," said Nick Bisley, an international relations expert from La Trobe University in Melbourne.

It is always interesting to see what happens when the Costume Institute falls back on its own collection without benefit of outside loans or some big theme or epochal frame.

The emergence of the first stars, about 300 million years after the Big Bang, was an epochal event for two reasons.

The king took a big interest in, and funded, the epochal generation that included Halley and Hooke as well as Newton.

But the younger rebellion pales before the adult revolt, now sparking epochal changes.

We've achieved an epochal breakthrough: the first completely digital big-time sex scandal.

Today was supposed to be the big day, the deadline for completing a comprehensive and epochal nuclear agreement on the future of Iran's nuclear programme.

Stanley Kubrick's epochal sci-fi epic returns to the big screen as part of the BFI's Days of Fear and Wonder series, and after all these years it remains a trip well worth making.

They made big claims, and those claims prepared the ground for their own epochal films, which went even further to sweep away the high-low distinctions.

In 1929 Hubble published his epochal paper on M31, the great Andromeda Nebula.

The last really consequential show there was Susan Rothenberg's big outline paintings of horses, in 1975, which presaged, with shocking force, an epochal return of painting to youthful favor.