Sentence examples for epochal impact from inspiring English sources

To some scholars, however, the epochal impact of Friedan's book derived less from its complex intellectual origins than from her simple rhetorical masterstrokes, starting with the phrase that Norton's "L M" was so irked by.

Those new technologies are key to the latest rounds of global organizing, from the World Trade Organization actions of 1999, put together by email and epochal in their impact, to the Arab Spring, which used email, cell phones, Facebook, Twitter, and other means, to Occupy Wall Street.

Everyone has a tale to tell, but since Sept. 11 everyone here can also describe the personal impact of that day's epochal events.

But could re-imagining history – especially something so epochal as the Second World War – actually lessen the impact of what happened?

On Sunday, the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its latest report, reiterating, for those who haven't yet noticed, that we are on the brink of epochal changes driven by climate change, and that we must act now to avoid the worst impacts.

Epochal, even.

It's epochal.

But impressionism was epochal.

Occasionally, however, epochal bands emerged.

This is deep time, epochal time".

And there's always vandalism, contributing its own epochal layers.