| It is not surprising that Frost, well grounded in Romantic tradition, would blend seriousness and play in the epiphanic quest. |
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| Since the publication of her first novel, she has returned in her fiction to epiphanic moments which elide divisions in time and space. |
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| In an epiphanic moment, the heroine, already skeptical of Raj, discovers him in bed with the maidservant only days before the marriage. |
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| As in the paintings of his brother, Stanley, the ordinary and the epiphanic go hand in hand. |
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| But I remember it just as The Blue Cave Moment, one of a stack of epiphanic memories of the Dalmatian coast. |
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| In the Drafts series, the artist reproduces enlargements of these epiphanic motifs, but allows herself to reshape them. |
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| He'd told me where he was headed, of course, but The Two Towers was the epiphanic moment. |
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| On the whole, it seems a good idea to be silent about the transcendent and epiphanic dimensions of life because they cannot actually be spoken about. |
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| Some say my epiphanic places are places I've known in past lives, and that what I'm feeling is the distant echo of ancient memories, sweetened with the savor of immortality. |
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| Let me follow-up and ask what the next project was that you set your sights on after this epiphanic moment? |
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| The epiphanic process of these works unquestionably reveals much of the Dionysian and little of the Apollonian of classicistic ideology. |
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| Frostian solitaries love to challenge fate and to assert their hard-won visionary power while deprecating their epiphanic achievement with comic whimsy. |
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| I had an epiphanic moment lying on a sunbed by the huge pool at the Serena Hotel in Maputo. |
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| He oversaw the firm's European operations before an epiphanic moment would once again change the course of his career. |
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| Humbert's first epiphanic vision of Lolita, for example, is rendered in aquatic, dripping, sprinkly slow motion. |
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