Sentence examples for is epochal from inspiring English sources

The film's subject matter is epochal, its delivery less so.

"What's happening in London is epochal," Boys Smith says.

"She stressed that this is epochal and historic," he said.

This is the term of people who believe their ennui is epochal.

In DuVernay's staging, there is no doubt that Johnson means it, and that what he has just done is epochal.

Its time frame ranges from the 18th to early 20th centuries, its scope is epochal, its style theatrical, its origins very English.

It's epochal.

But impressionism was epochal.

Now and then, British elections are epochal, setting the tone for other countries, too.

Then came his press conference, last week, his first solo press conference in office, and it was epochal.

And indeed, the music here aspiring to be epochal is not Grieg's Three Orchestral Pieces From "Sigurd Jorsalfar" but Knut Nystedt's "Magnificat for a New Millennium".