Sentence examples for meaning of epiphany from inspiring English sources
Well, a slow epiphany, which sort of defeats the entire meaning of "epiphany," but I've used the word so now I'm sticking with it.
(The date is not arbitrary: Joyce secularised the meaning of the word "epiphany" in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, and in this story the protagonist Gabriel's experience is, in the Joycean sense, epiphanic).
The drama class assignment was to tell a story about a minor life event that led to some new realization about the world — an assignment designed both to help the kids get over their shyness and to teach the meaning of the word "epiphany".
James Joyce talked of epiphanies - meaning the sudden flashes of truth that come in the lighting of a cigarette or the scratching of a pimple.
Church of Epiphany, 1393 York Avenue.
This was my moment of epiphany.
People have a sort of epiphany.
Long time parishioner of Epiphany Parish, NY, NY.
It was a real kind of epiphany".
Such moments of epiphany can be a turning point.
The School of American Ballet must have witnessed many such moments of epiphany.
