Sentence examples for profound epochal from inspiring English sources
If you add up the hours worked by all the adults in the average American household, the change is profound, epochal.
He noted Beijing was "trying to manage a profound epochal transition" and there was no textbook for how to do that, because no country had ever attempted the transformation that China was attempting on the scale it was attempting.
What strikes him most about Shakespeare is his sensitivity to "the epochal, to moments of profound shifts"; tipping points between Catholicism and Protestantism; between religion and secularism; between the nobility and the merchant class, the chivalric knight and the bureaucrat, the hero and the sceptic.
The visual arts had a profound effect on Williams's poetic development, beginning with the new work he encountered in the epochal 1913 Armory Show.
Douglas's epochal insight regarding the merging of jazz and rock was rooted, from the start, in his profound understanding of jazz itself, with its own inherent clashes and fusions of styles.
But impressionism was epochal.
Occasionally, however, epochal bands emerged.
This is deep time, epochal time".
