Meanings of long epoch in English

And we have a trace of that long epoch, even in England.

And in all that long epoch, they have referred to a day of culmination.

In fact, their aim is synthesis, construction, after our long epoch of analysis, destruction.

Naturally enough, the current of history is not an unbroken stream throughout this long epoch.

The result was a generation- long epoch of anarchy, lawlessness, and ultraviolence that afflicted nobles and commoners alike.

A long epoch must therefore have intervened between the laying down of the Bunter and of the Keuper.

The Niagara limestones testify to a long epoch of repose, when low-lying lands sent little waste down to the sea.

Improvement there was, to be sure, during all that long epoch of slow development; but it was improvement at a snail's pace.

Think of the long epochs that passed before it entered our heads.

The ultimate verdict can only be obtained by the survey of long epochs.

Even a simulated mind must find many ways to survive the long epochs, with no way to affect or influence the external, objective universe.

The hush that cloaked the town seemed a silence of countless years, of decades, of centuries, a silence of unimaginably long epochs piled on epochs.