Sentence examples for epochal view from inspiring English sources
So, in the epochal view, Nintendo thrives because it moves with the ages where Sega did not.
All these interesting achievements of Bolzano regarding details nonetheless seem insignificant in view of his epochal attempt, which he unfortunately could not complete, to put all of mathematics on new foundations.
Though the epochal Woodstock "Banner" is often viewed as a singular countercultural moment, the "Banner" historian Mark Clague has traced more than sixty performances of Hendrix's "Banner" over a two-year period, an evolution closely aligned with the guitarist's growing political awareness.
But Mr. Trump went to great lengths to urge voters to view the presidential race as an epochal moment.
However, speaking with all the gravitas of my 53 years, and as not so much a digital immigrant but more of an away-dayer who takes short trips into cyberspace, I think Scott may not quite have the long view necessary to fully apprehend this epochal transformation in our terms of existence.
Sometimes he imagined the cycle counts as dates on a world-historical time line, which allowed him to view his progress down the river as part of an epochal continuum.
Whatever the systemic failures of the US electoral process - and these are legion - and despite the fickleness, apathy and bigotry the electorate demonstrates, the view from the UK is that every presidential run-off has an epochal character.
But impressionism was epochal.
Occasionally, however, epochal bands emerged.
