Sentence examples for great epiphany from inspiring English sources

Messiaen's great epiphany occurs in the fifth tableau, in which Francis meets a Musician Angel on the road.

There was no great epiphany, no moment of being scared straight, no hitting bottom, despite how low she sank.

In Hollywood, of course, this is when the lead character has his great epiphany, or the love interest appears.

His great epiphany is that when you are nice to people they are more likely to be nice back.

Splashed across the front page of the FT is his great epiphany, calling it an "expensive mistake", breaking the erstwhile political consensus that sustained the project.

Much of its poignancy derives from the fact that Fox, as in her other novels, marks the triumph not with any great epiphany but just with a small, salutary image.

I'm sure that if one were to read those today one would find it amusing, maybe dated, but it was, for financial reporting, it was as soaring and this is the great epiphany-of-life kind of journalism and you read it and it brought tears to your eyes.

It proved to be one of the two great epiphanies of her life.

Orwell came to politics through fairly devastating personal experience, above all in what Hitchens calls his two great epiphanies -- as a colonial policeman in Burma, where he saw and practiced cruelty and self-censorship in the name of empire, and in Barcelona, where he became both a committed socialist and an unillusioned anti-Communist.

BUT I had great epiphanies during the seminar and even more profound ones when I arrived home.

One of the great epiphanies in life is that your permanent record is not some bulging binder kept under lock and key like some archive in East Germany.