Sentence examples for is epoch from inspiring English sources
noun
A particular period of history, especially one considered remarkable or noteworthy.
The first important part of the feature extraction is epoch selection.
"It is epoch-making progress for the leaders of the three countries to hold meetings regularly and strengthen ties".
Guardian is judged by peers and can't be won twice – so even if Philip Pullman's next book is epoch-making, he won't be eligible.
"It is epoch-making in that it will be in combat against hostile parties," Toshiyuki Shikata, a former general and now a professor at Teikyo University, said of Japan's Self-Defense Forces in a telephone interview.
Neither is epoch-defining, but this modern-dress, light-on-gimmicks interpretation packs a strong supporting ensemble, while Cumberbatch's graceful, witty but somewhat self-effacing turn is certainly no disgrace.
His pledge to take on both the immediate (the financial crisis and economic recession) and the apparently intractable (healthcare, Cuba, immigration, the environment) even as he ramps down one war, escalates another and raises taxes on the rich, is epoch-defining in its ambition.
The events marking a new geological chapter in the Earth's history need to be epoch making – literally.
It could be epoch-making.
These are epoch-making times.
On that score, these books disappoint.These were epoch-making lives.
