Sentence examples for its epoch from inspiring English sources

It's huge for its epoch, weighing 180 billion times more than our sun.

True art is distinguishable from the junk of its epoch by the singularity of its vision.

The "anti-memoir" was, crucially, in stark contrast to another of its epoch: The Autobiography of Alice B Toklas, by "lost generation" membre principal Gertrude Stein.

His masterpiece, Hadrian the Seventh, is both a book of its epoch – orchidaceous, eccentric and weirdly obsessive, some would say mad – as well as being, in DH Lawrence's summary, "the book of a man-demon".

His backdrop is no less exotic for its realism, and his close portrait of the relationship between one benighted woman and the child who depends on her is exquisite, enlarging the story beyond the frame of its epoch.

There's plenty of colorful scenery — Italy, Prague, and Commune-era Paris — and the novel ambles gleefully through its epoch: we meet Sigmund Freud (here called Froïde) and witness the Dreyfus Affair.

Yet despite its epoch-changing associations, Chetham Library is distinctly off the tourist radar, and I was only the second name in the visitor's book that day.

WHEN the centre-left Concertación coalition won power in Chile 20 years ago, its epoch-making victory signified the end of the Pinochet dictatorship and the restoration of democracy.

Willems published a modern Dutch rendering of the 13th-century beast epic Van den vos Reinaerde (1834; "About Reynard the Fox"); this work, with its epoch-making introduction amounting to a pro-Flemish manifesto, was followed in 1836 by a scholarly edition that gave him an international audience.

Notice that due to the memoryless property of the geometric random variable, the distribution of the number of packets sent by a TCP connection from its opening to its closing epoch is still geometric.

A team can only win in its own epoch.