Sentence examples for epiphany that from inspiring English sources

He traced the evolution of his thinking by describing an "epiphany that bothered" him this year.

Yes, rave can be an epiphany that changes the way you see your life.

Despite such dramatic density, the arc of the story is as self-evident as the epiphany that comes to Jubril.

But watching them move in relation to Jupiter, he figured out what they really were — an epiphany that began to upend the given view of the universe.

One day, while pumping gas at a Sheetz filling station, Huffman had the sort of simple, almost comical epiphany that has driven so many successful start-ups.

During his first race, he said, he had an epiphany that eventually set him on the path of corporate governance reform.

Rosalind Krauss, the Meyer Shapiro Professor of Modern Art and Theory at Columbia University, questioned the epiphany that started it all for Mr. Hockney.

"I had Robert Frank's The Americans as a teenager," Jeff Wall told me recently, describing the early epiphany that led him into elaborately-staged art photography.

Then he had the kind of epiphany that would make IBM's "Innovation Man" proud.

Furthermore, each point is directly related to some realization (or epiphany) that I have had with regard to communication since I began teaching ORMS in 1984.

I recall that as the election results where announced, there was an epiphany that hit the pundits and us web folks at the same time.