Sentence examples for historical epoch from inspiring English sources

They are not inborn, permanent, and universal; on the contrary, they are socio-historically acquired or lost and hence differ from one historical epoch to another.

Babel also exemplified his historical epoch.

They are about America crossing the line from its golden age into a bleaker historical epoch.

"The Age of Anxiety," actually Bernstein's Second Symphony, is less historical epoch than personal crisis.

Each time she blossoms and withers, the book segues into a new historical epoch.

Acknowledging the inevitable transience and brevity of our own historical epoch could be the key to ensuring its long duration.

But it's a  strange feeling to see periods of one's own life turning into historical epochs".

In ALL historical epochs there have been individuals who have stood tall for issues demanding our moral courage.

Until this unrealisable future becomes realisable its traces have to be read into the symbolic forms of human expression in various different historical epochs.

The texts – records of interrogations taken from three very different historical epochs, in French, German and English – certainly have dramatic potential.

"You suddenly had an inexhaustible run of first novels that were astonishing successes," he writes, "something unknown in other historical epochs, in which reputations were achieved over time".