For instance, how could great alliances of sapient races feud for whole epochs over minute differences in dogma?

"We've talked on and off about society going through phase-changes that trigger whole new epochs of social evolution," he said.

The art of Yudina represents a whole epoch in the Russian cultural history.

On the surface, he said, it might seem that little had changed but, "in fact, a whole epoch has passed.

It is the rightness not merely of a single individual, but a whole musical epoch.

How difficult would it be to misplace whole epochs of deep time?

Had I not journeyed through hundreds of millions of years of time, traversing whole epochs as if they were mere minutes?

Alla Borisovna, as every Russian speaker affectionately knows her, has been singing their song for more than a whole epoch.

In the end the critic called the novel "the whole epoch in the Russian fiction".

Volga-21 was launched in 1956 and became a symbol of the whole Soviet epoch.