Sentence examples for it an epiphany from inspiring English sources

"Call it an epiphany, I guess".

Call it an epiphany, but of a Kielian kind: not pointing toward but pointing away.

But she looked into the efforts after hearing about it from a reporter, called it "an epiphany" and said she would suggest it to the group's committee on best practices.

I vaguely remember sometime around 2000 HP gave away handheld organisers with the participant book downloaded on it — an epiphany at that time.

I won't glorify it by calling it an epiphany, but in a funny way it was akin to one.

I was 15, but I knew then and there that my reality was whatever I made of it, an epiphany common to travelers who spend a lot of time alone.

"So when Meier builds his church, we think it's an epiphany, but it isn't".

And when I see that happen, those two tracks coming together, it's 'Ah!' — it's an epiphany.

"It was an epiphany; the moment where it all started clicking".

It was an epiphany: "She said in the 1970s it was the students who made people believe things could change, and that I'd given her hope.

It is an epiphany that perhaps make sense when you think about it for a second, but it isn't immediately obvious.