Examples of epoch-making

• Along with the agitation of opinion went epoch-making events. 

• She stared at Roger, strangely conscious that something epoch-making and decisive had happened. 

• The deed seemed curiously epoch-making, and stirred her oddly. 

• The great epoch-making novel did not exist. 

• The visit must be epoch-making in any life. 

• The epoch-making invention of the magnetophone has made it possible to record and to repeat sounds.

• However, it is astonishing that no mention is made of the epoch-making phenomenon of globalisation and of the consequences that arise with respect to the study of international monetary questions.

• All these, though they are not epoch-making or shattering in any way, are moves towards integration and towards greater efficiency.

• I am not advocating anything revolutionary, epoch-making or radical here.

• I fancy it may also prove to be an epoch-making one in the history of penal development.

• This week's business, apart from today, is hardly of a nature to make any epoch-making change in the economy of the country.

• It is in no sense an epoch-making measure.

• To my mind, the reports which have resulted from that are quite epoch-making in the farming world.

• I am grateful for the opportunity to take part in this epoch-making debate.

• Like all other epoch-making changes, that carries risks—risks to all its participants.

• Perhaps this is not the most epoch-making measure, but it has been a useful exercise.

• Let us give our work the epoch-making status it deserves!

• We should consider the statistics about wars that occurred after those epoch-making treaties.

• But if he can, he will transform a somewhat local, parochial debate into an epoch-making national pronouncement.

• It is put forward as a matter of most tremendous importance, an epoch-making change—and heaven knows what.