Sentence examples for this epochal from inspiring English sources

I'm quoting from memory, but these words, from the documentary "Autumn Journey," about the German baritone Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, came back to me this morning with the news that this epochal musician is gone.

And whom do we have to thank for all this epochal change?

This epochal event took place in the nineteen-sixties, at the height of Bogart mania.

In 1815, shortly after the appearance of this epochal pamphlet, he founded, together with K.F.

But since then, there has been a revival of interest in this epochal event.

This epochal change deserves at least a measure of public scrutiny and discussion.

Whatever American residents may think about his politics, they are clearly captivated, if not also captured, not only by the epochal first-this-and-first-that of his candidacy and election but the timeless quality of brilliance in his open-pore skill at public performance.

This was the epochal development in the history of Korean literature.

(This is the epochal moment memorialized by Rae Dawn Chong and Everett McGill in "Quest for Fire," the 1981 movie on which Morris served as a consultant).

"She stressed that this is epochal and historic," he said.

Comparisons have been drawn between this series and the epochal Islanders-Oilers finals of 1984, when the young Oilers triumphed after losing to the dynastic Isles a year earlier.