Sentence examples for in epochal from inspiring English sources

He sees the aftermath in epochal terms, too.

Glittering stalactites and stalagmites stretch toward one another, through the darkness, in epochal slow motion.

These have been documented in epochal, large-scale films like "Shoah" and "The Sorrow and the Pity".

Both speak of art they are presenting in epochal terms, as defining not styles or trends but generations.

Back in the 1990s, when he was consolidating his stardom and working his id in epochal comedies like "Billy Madison" and "The Waterboy," Mr. Sandler's puerile aggression had a naughty, anti-authoritarian kick.

But industrial Britain and industrial politics were in epochal transition, and Reid, like Scargill, was from deep roots, which made it hard and unpleasant to keep up with the change.

Now, identifying the 1965 Fairs Cup showdown between the two clubs as an epochal fork in the road may be stretching a point somewhat.

By breaking itself up, Canadian Pacific is reversing a strategy that stretches back to the day in 1885 when, in an epochal moment in Canadian history, the last spike was driven into the transcontinental railroad.

"In times of epochal change, people sense a greater need to find points of reference," he said while a bus lurched along a Syrian highway to the town of Malula and the Convent of Sts.

In 1963, in his epochal essay "The Paranoid Style in American Politics" Richard Hofstadter observed how conspiracists personalize and hyperbolize their enemy.

In Richard Kerr's News Focus article, "Pluto, the Last Planetary First," Alan Stern of the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado, and principal investigator of the New Horizons mission, called the arrival of the New Horizons probe at Pluto expected in July 2015 an epochal milestone in the exploration of the solar system".