Sentence examples for momentous example from inspiring English sources

A momentous example came in 1790, when he was George Washington's secretary of state.

The most momentous example of the latter was the decision in 1988 to move to contested elections for a legislature with real power.

The passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the subject of Robert Schenkkan's Tony-nominated play "All the Way," to cite one momentous example.

The genetic code may be one other momentous example of this assimilation of the Primal into the derivative state.

Public reason applies more weakly, if at all, to less momentous political questions, for example to most laws that change the rate of tax, or that put aside public money to maintain national parks.

To be sure, there are examples of momentous things occurring in lame-duck sessions.

In the end, he succeeded in his desire to create courageous, momentous, 'total' art, the best example of which, his mural Where Do We Come From?

Last month, the court of appeal, for example, reached a momentous decision that recent government legal aid rules unlawfully denied victims of intimate partner violence access to public funding in family law cases.

That was a momentous appointment and the most vivid example of the dangers of tunnel vision, demonstrated by Hugh Morris, Geoff Miller and Peter Moores.

If HERO passes, it sets yet another example that our country is continuing its momentous evolution towards equality for all.

The story is just one example of how people are using video chat technology to celebrate momentous occasions.