Sentence examples for epochal paper from inspiring English sources
In 1929 Hubble published his epochal paper on M31, the great Andromeda Nebula.
In this way, a Chicago executive memorized the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution and many epochal state papers.
Watson and Crick published their epochal discovery in two papers in the British journal Nature in April May 1953.
The critic Dmitry Smolev, writing in the newspaper, called the exhibition "epochal".
Paper local college bulletin boards with copies of the epochal 2008 Vermont Free Sperm Collective study finding that babies conceived in the back seats of Priuses have I.Q.s thirty points higher than those conceived in the back seats of conventional gasoline-powered cars, as recently seen on "Maury".
In his widely discussed National Bureau of Economic Research paper, "Is U.S. Economic Growth Over?" Gordon predicts a dark future of "epochal decline in growth from the U.S. record of the last 150 years".
On the bookshelf in my kitchen I have my grandmothers copy of Claibornes epochal New York Times Cook Book (1961), protectively covered in the remains of an ancient brown paper grocery bag and annotated in black felt tip pen.
Sitting at a desk covered in piles of paper in front of a guitar propped against the wall, the comedian warned: "It will be an epochal change, tough, and we will make mistakes, I will make mistakes, you will accuse me of everything".
But impressionism was epochal.
