Examples of using An epoch in English and their translations into Hebrew
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New religions have come into being in an epoch very different from that in which Christian denominations emerged and were formed.
The 20s of the 20th century became an epoch of extraordinaryThe heyday of this breed.
And so the Lamb was regarded as the benefactor of humanity by men who lived in an epoch now lying 2,000 years behind us.
which appeared archaic in an epoch of peaceful parliamentary activity,
(Applause) I'm talking about what Jonas Salk called an Epoch B, a new epoch in which we become as excited about and curious about and scientific about the development of our humanity as we are about the development of our technology.
It's just a matter of looking at history to realize that anyone who has revolutionized the ideas of an epoch, the prevailing paradigm(Kuhn)
The important point was that it marked the beginning of an epoch, which came to an end with the discovery that by means of the spectroscope one could investigate the material composition of the farthest heavenly bodies.
I'm talking about what Jonas Salk called an Epoch B, a new epoch in which we become as excited about and curious about and scientific about the development of our humanity as we are about the development of our technology.”.
The highest and final stage of capitalism is characterized by imperialism- an epoch in which the boundaries of the old-fashioned nation-states are too small to contain the forces of production.
the presentation of external relationships and conditions of space, an epoch of superficiality was necessary!
Then we lived in an epoch in which the forces which are active today between the twenty-first and the twenty-eighth years, were active during the entire lifetime.
just such an epoch as Urantia is now experiencing.
knowledge we have again, within the last few decades, entered an epoch inspired by the same Being who inspired the Age during which the Mystery of Golgotha took place.
by the workers and oppressed masses reveals the reality of our epoch- an epoch of revolutions, counter-revolutions
And in these circumstances, in an epoch of desperate acute war,
In these circumstances, in an epoch of desperately acute war,
the bourgeoisie of a colonial or a semi-colonial country in an epoch of struggle for national liberation must be more progressive and more revolutionary than the bourgeoisie of a non-colonial country in the epoch of the democratic revolution.
At a time like the present it is not without importance that we should turn our gaze to an epoch in which, beside all the devastation that was taking place in Europe,
so one cannot judge such an epoch of transfor mation by its consciousness, but, on the contr ary,