Sentence examples for epochal consequences from inspiring English sources

The idea that he is some latter-day George III or Kaiser Wilhelm, an over-mighty ruler wrestling with ministers for control of the wheel, with epochal consequences for his country, would be wide of the mark, at least on this evidence.

Yet this event, too, feels less like an epochal moment than an afterthought.

This is an important and epochal moment.

It certainly looked like an epochal moment.

We are at an epochal moment.

If this was an epochal moment, it was so only for a certain generation.

It has brought us to an epochal moment — the culmination of all human invention.

This epochal event took place in the nineteen-sixties, at the height of Bogart mania.

For modern Europe the Westphalian Peace Treaty in 1648, which constituted the modern international law, was an epochal event.

Three months later, the Kinetoscope's epochal moment arrived.

I've marked this epochal moment with a piece for the Times' Hero Complex blog.