Sentence examples for with epochal from inspiring English sources

Truffaut threw down a gauntlet, successfully; the challenge was one that Truffaut himself took up, with epochal success.

He followed the advance of the railways that abbreviated time and conquered space as they unified America, but he knew that these technological changes had been anticipated, with epochal gradualness, by nature itself.

The idea that he is some latter-day George III or Kaiser Wilhelm, an over-mighty ruler wrestling with ministers for control of the wheel, with epochal consequences for his country, would be wide of the mark, at least on this evidence.

The deal comes at a time when local broadcasting remains a substantial moneymaker but is grappling with epochal changes in technology, audience habits, and advertising spend.

As ever, he was a master of the small gesture -- as well as others with epochal importance.

Mr. Checker (real name Ernest Evans), who was dressed head to toe in blue denim, is now 68 and has the mixed blessing of his name being synonymous with a flurry of early-'60s dance novelties, beginning with the epochal "Twist".

Kelly's early years as a police officer, in the late sixties, coincided with an epochal increase in violent crime.

Picasso had started to move in a direction similar to Braque's, in 1906, with the epochal reëngineering of the female body that resulted in "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" (1907).

But it angers me to hear people equate a small-bore voucher program with the epochal transformations set in motion by Brown.

Hardly anybody used typewriters these days, but, with the epochal change in clientele brought on by computers, Drummond's business shifted in small ways and remained profitably intact.

How could so bald a misstatement of so elementary a fact as Bach's death date have eluded everyone connected with this epochal project?