Sentence examples for epochal enemy from inspiring English sources

It is an epochal enemy of feminism because it is a repudiation of the social solidarities and welfare states without which feminist agendas wither.

By way of decisively proving that procrastination is the enemy of rock, there is one clincher: the Kingsmen's epochal 1963 single Louie Louie, aka the Greatest Record of All Time, audibly recorded in one afternoon, and all the better for it.

In 1963, in his epochal essay "The Paranoid Style in American Politics" Richard Hofstadter observed how conspiracists personalize and hyperbolize their enemy.

Epochal, even.

It's epochal.

But impressionism was epochal.

This is deep time, epochal time".

Occasionally, however, epochal bands emerged.

This feels like an epochal moment.

Epochal transformations like these are complicated.

The manual becomes an epochal best-seller.