Sentence examples for epochal image from inspiring English sources
If Edward Steichen's Isadora Duncan against the Parthenon is the epochal image of the first run, Annie Leibovitz's multi-person tableaux, as static and riddling as allegorical paintings, typify the current style.
The movie's image of epochal intimate furies churning behind the façades of prosperous gentility are an astonishment to this day.
For the first time, the 20 images of Weems's epochal "Kitchen Table Series" are brought together in stand-alone book form.
Data for sub-epochal contrast maps was extracted from the overall time course by averaging image volumes representing maximal change relative to the pre-memorandum onset baseline.
He used the most familiar images to them, the world of the Farmer, to describe something as heavenly and epochal as God speaking into our lives, to the human heart.
correction values over the range, but again it may be modified in the next epochal release.
But impressionism was epochal.
This is deep time, epochal time".
Occasionally, however, epochal bands emerged.
