Примери за използване на Epochal на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Since 1939 is an epochal year, I wish that you should wisely take advantage of all the opportunities it brings.
turning into the sartorial companion of an epochal change.
Resolving the almost seven-decade division- one of the last major vestiges of the Cold War- would be an epochal international event.
This epochal book was his first significant academic work,
up to those we have called Epochal Spirits.
celebration of the liturgy, the epochal turning point of your society was realized.
Meanwhile the church historian Hans Freiherr von Campenhausen in an equally epochal essay defended the historical credibility of Jesus' empty tomb.
I adduce arguments for believing that we have already lost the first, epochal stage of the battle against global warming.
In Egypt, Islamist forces have successfully managed to hijack the revolution by taking state power and suppressing its epochal promise of radical emancipation.
In the first half of the presentation,'Pessimism of the Intellect,' I adduce arguments for believing that we have already lost the first, epochal stage of the battle against global warming.
this call to all"Muslim democrats" could end up having an epochal significance.
We are entering an epochal period of change in the world, and-- certainly in America-- the period that will be characterized by the end of the cheap oil era.
But epochal shots do not always turn out to be successful, especially if there are small non-attendances at the party.
Despite cultural and epochal differences, comparable evidence to Jung's process of psychospiritual development can be found in the Eastern liberatory tradition of Patañjali's Classical Yoga.
elegant event on the roads where the epochal Grand Prix was staged from 1935 to 1955.
Indeed, given the imprecisions of Third World censuses, this epochal transition may already have occurred.
altering the terms of the epochal contest of our times.
There is no incident in the life of Moses which I consider more epochal than this one;
In 1981, Roger Sperry shares with another scientist the Nobel Prize for Medicine for his epochal studies of patients with split brains.
This edition serves Simeon Radev for the writing of his epochal work“Builders of Modern Bulgaria”.