Sentence examples for of its epoch from inspiring English sources

True art is distinguishable from the junk of its epoch by the singularity of its vision.

The "anti-memoir" was, crucially, in stark contrast to another of its epoch: The Autobiography of Alice B Toklas, by "lost generation" membre principal Gertrude Stein.

His masterpiece, Hadrian the Seventh, is both a book of its epoch – orchidaceous, eccentric and weirdly obsessive, some would say mad – as well as being, in DH Lawrence's summary, "the book of a man-demon".

His backdrop is no less exotic for its realism, and his close portrait of the relationship between one benighted woman and the child who depends on her is exquisite, enlarging the story beyond the frame of its epoch.

One of the outstanding groups presenting the marvels of Renaissance polyphony comes close to the golden end of its epoch with a program of Lassus and Monteverdi, where the winding lines are continually on the edge of breaking out in spectacular drama.

That's why Adcade is launching a new version of its Epoch ad builder, which is supposed to allow designers and developers to create HTML5 ads using familiar tools.

According to our proposed mobility model, once two nodes encounter with each other, the motion states of each node can be classified into two phases according to the mobility model: (1) Keep the current velocity until the current epoch ends; (2) Change its velocity at the start of its next epoch, then keep the new velocity.

Toyota recently introduced the second generation of its Pixis Epoch, a microvehicle for the home market of Japan, while Volkswagen unveiled a compact ambulance at the 2012 RETTmobil emergency vehicles trade show in Fulda, Germany, based on its Sharan minivan.

An able, competent and musical singer, he was also earnest; one never forgot that he was giving a Recital, with a capital R. Some of the music itself also had a dated quality, notably Vaughan Williams's "On Wenlock Edge," a 1909 setting of A. E. Housman poems, which exhaled the directness and slightly dusty rural sentiments of its prewar epoch.

The ICS committee's 16-to-2 vote, she notes, not only usurps the last 2.6 million years of the Neogene period for the Quaternary but also extends the subsidiary Pleistocene epoch from 1.8 million years ago to 2.6 million years at the expense of its predecessor, the Pliocene epoch.

In this way, an e.g. 25-s EEG-frequency increase will always be counted as one arousal event regardless of its relationship to the epoch boundaries.