Sentence examples for epochal choice from inspiring English sources
Some of this epochal choice is bound to bubble through when Cameron, Farage and Miliband share the stage.
Zimbabwe will have a presidential runoff election on Friday, an epochal choice between Robert Mugabe, the 84-year-old liberation hero who has run the nation for nearly three decades, and the opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai.
In dealing with these factions, Maduro will face two epochal choices: either introduce political competitiveness within the PSUV to allow the internal currents to fight among themselves, or impose order from above.
On the way home, as the flashing lights of emergency vehicles receded, it was natural to think that our (still) great but jittery and unprepared nation is approaching an epochal moment that will conclude with a choice between two less-than-epochal Presidential candidates, one of whom, Trump, is a divisive loudmouth.
Judged by his past speeches, Ryan will cast the election as a choice between national bankruptcy and rebirth, an epochal decision that will determine the fate of a great nation.
This is an epochal change for America's utilities, and while the future of coal in their generation mixes seem clear, the choice of what happens next when power plants are pushed into retirement is opaque.
Like many thousands before her, Kamileh found herself faced with a stark choice: either to endure a life of increasing poverty at home, or to embark on an arduous and epochal journey of many thousands of miles to seek a better life for her children in America.
But impressionism was epochal.
This is deep time, epochal time".
