Sentence examples for new epiphany from inspiring English sources

That his work does not animate his offspring is not a new epiphany for Grass.

Paul Krugman (columns, March 10 and March 20) suggests that my conservative criticism of President Bush's policies is a new "epiphany" and "bogus".

Heather Harrington, a choreographer and figure skater, juxtaposes her own live dancing with video images of herself skating in her new "Epiphany" in this program of new and recent works by Ms. Cheng and Ms. Harrington.

Ray was engaging in a cheap shot, the treasurer thought, which of course he was, and in this case, a cheap shot in the pool room, which is against the rules, even though the rules don't exist, a fixed reality Morrison rediscovers periodically, each time, a new epiphany.

"Gandhi kept changing, experiencing a new epiphany every two years or so," writes Lelyveld, "each representing a milestone on the path he was blazing for himself".

A month later, I walked into my consultation hoping egg freezing would buy me more time, but I walked out with a new epiphany: egg freezing would use genetic testing on embryos to ensure only the healthiest, pre-screened egg would be implanted.

But the women's movement stopped producing new epiphanies, and it gradually unravelled from emotional certainty into self-doubt and dispute.

Try to understand this need, and support your friend by listening actively and sympathetically, drawing out the new epiphanies as best you can, to help him or her understand everything s/he can about it.

It looks like I'm rooting for Blakely and her new found epiphany.

The album's centerpiece is "I Saw God Today," a new father's epiphany set to a pedal-steel-topped power ballad.

In Kosovo, a part of the badnjak is preserved and burned again on New Years Day and Epiphany.