Sentence examples similar to pivotal epoch from inspiring English sources
If you're waiting until we get an absolutely pivotal, epoch-shattering moment of transcendental genius – erm, keep waiting.
Tom Standage, our technology editor, relates how six beverages, in particular, have influenced the course of history during pivotal epochs, from man's adoption of agriculture to the advent of globalisation.__________________________________________Tom Graveney at Lord's: A Year in the Life of the Home of Cricket.
Unedited History guides viewers through three distinct chapters; each recreating a pivotal socio-political epoch perceived to have shaped, or even impeded, the development of modern arts and culture in Iran.
Momentous turning points like the Vietnam War or the Kennedy assassination or the Beatles, which seem uniquely formative, turn out to be not so different from the pivotal crises and triumphs that shaped epochs past, present and future.
"The figure of Outward", as Olson named Creeley, would go on to take full advantage of the possibilities open to poets of the Beat epoch, the foundations of which were laid by his mentor's pivotal essay Projective Verse, and the clearing of an academic orthodoxy based on tired metrics, smug irony, the self-regarding ego and its iambic thuds.
But pivotal uncertainties remain.
