Nevertheless, his Tamworth Manifesto was an epoch-making statement of the new Conservative reform principles, and for the first time the party came under his acknowledged leadership.
"If the talks actually take place, they will be the first such talks in history and have an epoch-making significance," Mr. Kono said in a statement, according to the Reuters news agency.
He articulated his first statements on behaviourist psychology in the epoch-making article "Psychology as a Behaviorist Views It" (1913), claiming that psychology is the science of human behaviour, which, like animal behaviour, should be studied under exacting laboratory conditions.
Burroughs was not the first to take issue with the growing genre that blurred the line between fact and fiction, or the liberties it often took with the natural world; Ernest Ingersoll also found fault with School of the Woods, stating it "would be an epoch-making book in both zoology and psychology could its statements be established".
It is so painful that I could not make The one Young World..But Still It_ is an Epoch-making, Mindblowing, Life-changing Summit that will Catapult this Generation of Youths into another level of Global and Sustainable Impact.
Instead of making music, she orchestrated the symbolic reality of Britain through two epoch-making magazines: Queen from 1958 to 1964, and Vogue from 1964 to 1984.
It could be epoch-making.
These are epoch-making times.
Every election is hailed as epoch-making.
On that score, these books disappoint.These were epoch-making lives.
This judgment has certainly been an epoch-making event.
