Sentence examples for epochal appearance from inspiring English sources
But Bob Dylan's epochal appearance at the 1965 Newport Folk festival backed by an electric blues band is of a different order, thanks partly to the antipathy it roused.
In 1815, shortly after the appearance of this epochal pamphlet, he founded, together with K.F.
Members of Parliament and the press show up to discuss the epochal trials of Oscar Wilde, who makes a spectacular appearance (in the mesmerizing form of Daniel Davis) toward the long evening's end.
Nevertheless, the appearance of a buddha, who bears the epochal role of bringing liberation to beings through teaching, was regarded as a momentous event in the history of the world.
In the new book, he is no less concerned with the overlooked values of the commonplace, but with a shift of focus not only from ethics to politics, but also arguably from fields of activity to scenes of "appearance," particularly as these are encountered in theatres that seem conscious of their "epochal" status.
But impressionism was epochal.
This is deep time, epochal time".
Occasionally, however, epochal bands emerged.
This feels like an epochal moment.
