Sentence examples for epochal step from inspiring English sources
Besides this epochal step forward in our understanding of the possibilities of pop-star-world-saving, The Concert for Bangladesh also raised awareness for the refugee crisis in Bangladesh after the Bhola cyclone in 1970, and the liberation war of 1971, raising $243,000 overnight.
In the 21 February issue of Nature they describe their epochal accomplishment, which is a step toward the more difficult goal of cloning a dog.
Now and then, British elections are epochal, setting the tone for other countries, too.
But, recalling those epochal reforms of 30 years ago, it is worth remembering that they too tended to come in baby steps rather than great leaps, and often were formulated retrospectively.
But impressionism was epochal.
This is deep time, epochal time".
Occasionally, however, epochal bands emerged.
You may ask why I didn't step forward – but who steps ahead of Martin Luther King in a march?" Tellingly, it was Dorothy Height whom King asked to go to Birmingham, Alabama to comfort the families of the four little girls killed when the 16th Street Baptist Church was bombed by the Ku Klux Klan, less than three weeks after the epochal rally in Washington.
Epochal transformations like these are complicated.
