用epiphany造句子，“epiphany”造句

With the invention of the CPU an epiphany in material management occurred.

Vernadsky came very close to Lovelock's epiphany that the Earth's biosphere exhibits a regulation beyond chemical equilibrium.

You take a deep breath and say, “I am here because I had an epiphany in which I saw, clearly, that the earth is not flat.

Life does not consist in living long and short, but in the early and late epiphany. Life is not used to correct others' right or wrong, but to practice their wonderful life.

By epiphany he means "sudden spiritual manifestation".

Zen stresses epiphany. It holds that human's attainment lies in epiphany and in a moment of enlightenment.

萬事萬物，均循天道而行，以緣為絲線。所有的巧合不能用「偶然」來解釋。互為因果，才是天道。

The best lyric poems—think of Keats or Shelley, for example—are moments of epiphany, a sudden opening out onto magic casements.

This world is nothing to do, pain, you will naturally put down. It can not be put down because the mind is still in mind. Letting go is actually a kind of epiphany. People who are indecisive tend to think slowly and slowly.

Life does not consist in living long and short, but in early and late epiphany.

From shifting narrative perspective, the way of narration and epiphany. this article proves Katherine Mansfield's remarkable contribution to the forming of modern short novel techniques.

Never pray for the law of epiphany. Epiphany is never prepared for weak dishes.

The doctrine of epiphany is defined in terms of the Bodhisattvas Ten Stages, which would have influence on the later school of Zen.

Moments of being epiphany in To the Lighthouse;

Now cancer biologists are in the midst of their second epiphany: the recognition that tumors evolve, in Darwinian fashion, as each succeeding generation of cancer cells accumulates genetic mutations.

On the plane, I had a sort of epiphany that this business story wouldn't gonna work.

In my second year of grad school, I had something of an epiphany I've never done anything but go to school.