Sentence examples for epochal design from inspiring English sources
Fine-tuned with impeccable detail and realistic, epochal design, the creation towers over typical gingerbread houses with its castle-sized proportions and dark, romantic feel.
This fundamentally rationalistic approach was an epochal innovation in Western historiography.
One of his principal themes, which he endlessly cites and parodies yet reveres, is Modernism as an epochal style of art, design and architecture that permeates our culture from the artist's loft to the corporate boardroom.
The pattern of epochal evolution of NoV is ongoing, while novel GII.4 variants emerge and cause new pandemics.
A similar phylodynamic pattern of epochal evolution has been described for influenza A virus (H3N2) [39].
For a time he toiled in the office of Arne Jacobsen, where he (apparently uncredited) was involved in the design of his boss's epochal three-legged Ant chair.
It has brought us to an epochal moment — the culmination of all human invention.
This is partly due to John Richardson's epochal biography, which appears to have inspired the exhibition's section on Picasso's visit to London to design the ballet Tricorne.
As designed by Jens Kilian, in its pure state it is simply a disc, like something in an epochal Wieland Wagner production from the 1950s or '60s.
It was designed by an architect named Yasuo Matsui, who generally gets the credit for the Bauhaus-like horizontal window-wall design (those windows made it one of the very few American structures to be included in the Museum of Modern Art's epochal "International Style" exhibition, in 1932), but is otherwise unknown.
