Sentence examples for of every epoch from inspiring English sources

"The ruling ideas of every epoch," he wrote in The German Ideology, "are the ideas of the ruling class".

The historical evolution of architectural theory is assessable mainly from manuscripts and published treatises, from critical essays and commentaries, and from the surviving buildings of every epoch.

As the explorers advanced, moving gingerly, in single file, Brunel suddenly let out a cry: "They have been here!" The question of who "they" were speaks to a mystery that thinking people of every epoch and place have tried to fathom: who are we?

As shown in Fig. 6, the rates of the TEC values are slightly similar in the region near the earthquake epicenter, and the anomalous behavior of the TEC variations of every epoch from satellite PRN 6 is clearly seen one hour (23 UT) before the earthquake at the TUBI station located near the earthquake epicenter.

The logarithm to base 10 of every power for every epoch was computed.

It has often been said that in the history of the philosophy of mind, every epoch has tended to redefine its subject matter in terms of the most fashionable technological metaphor.

It follows Roundhead Reputations - his well-received study, published in 2001, of how every epoch since the civil wars has projected its own concerns on to them - and his numerous influential academic works, many of them on the history of political ideas and literature (Milton, Marvell, Philip Sidney).

It is a universal museum, whose seventeen curatorial departments cover what the director likes to describe as "every category of art in every known medium from every part of the world during every epoch of recorded time".

The Metropolitan Museum of Art shows what its seigneurial former director, Philippe de Montebello, liked to call "every category of art in every known medium from every part of the world during every epoch of recorded time".

The exhibition would include paintings from every epoch of his career.

At the end of the week, we met an architect and he said to us, "Oh, Corso Vittorio has something from every epoch of architecture and it's interesting".