Sentence examples similar to momentous resolution from inspiring English sources
Tom became Washington bureau chief of The New York Times in 1964, a year filled with momentous changes: the declaration of the War on Poverty, the Civil Rights Act and the Gulf of Tonkin resolution that escalated the Vietnam War.
The resolution of a momentous political question who will be the next president of the United States -- passed today, at least for now, into the hands of the justices of the Florida Supreme Court, seven men and women little known in their state, let alone the nation as a whole.
The decision was expressed in an amendment to the nonbinding Senate budget resolution, but this does not make it any less momentous.
And that momentous first run – with a head full of plans, targets and resolutions – will be a run full of dreams.
For the past several days, Congress has been debating the most momentous subject it has faced since the 1991 Gulf war: whether to pass a resolution giving the president the broad powers that he needs to liberate Iraq from Saddam Hussein.
The ruling was momentous.
They are irresistibly momentous.
That alone seems momentous.
