Sentence examples similar to epochal man from inspiring English sources
Writing in Foreign Affairs in 2007, Obama called climate change the "epochal, man-made threat to the planet".
The 2008 version refers to climate change as an "epochal, man-made threat to the planet" and called for dramatic changes in energy production and consumption through an economy-wide cap and trade system.
"We will lead to defeat the epochal, man-made threat to the planet: climate change," stated the 2008 Democratic platform.
It was just two months after issuing an executive order to create the grounded and successful Peace Corps that President Kennedy delivered his epochal man-on-the-moon-within-the-decade speech on May 25 , 1961
These are, after all, the same awards that deemed Werner Herzog's epochal Grizzly Man unworthy of a nomination in the same category a few years ago on the most specious of technicalities.
It was Grand Union that was visiting Missoula when Paxton gave the man the epochal slice of grapefruit.
As a guitarist, he decorated the closing bars of Aretha Franklin's epochal I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You) with eloquent country-soul phrases.
The epochal breaking of the human code was only a start.
I've marked this epochal moment with a piece for the Times' Hero Complex blog.
It has brought us to an epochal moment — the culmination of all human invention.
Nascent rock and roll is there, at the very bottom of the chart, with Johnnie Ray's "Johnnie's Coming Home," a minor hit for a man who had many major ones, including the epochal "Cry".
