What is not episodal at all is what is at stake here. ❋ Dr. Josef Olmert (2011)
On a more episodal note, the Israelis are indignant over the fact that the Egyptian authorities allowed demonstrators to remove Israel's flag from ❋ Dr. Josef Olmert (2011)
After about twenty minutes of viewing, we realized it was a case of déjà vu: The episodal sexist themes and recurring incidents were all too familiar. ❋ Myra David Sadker (2003)
It abounds with lively incident, pleasant bits and scenes of travel, and world-knowledge very agreeably communicated, while its episodal narratives are of the most wonder-fraught character. ❋ Various (N/A)
An episodal narrative of the Plague is one of the most touching pieces in the whole work. ❋ Various (N/A)
No further recommendation can be requisite; but to give the reader some idea of the vivid style in which the work is written, we detach two episodal extracts. ❋ Various (N/A)
This makes our literature largely episodal, and this want of the race Mr. Kipling has satisfied. ❋ Unknown (1900)
"Voyage to Lisbon" had given some account of a personal experience, but in the general category it must be set down as simply episodal. ❋ Various (1897)
This time, though, we have a really cute cat girl as our episodal enemy. ❋ Unknown (2009)
I remember some efforts to put out episodal content based on current events - it was too early then, but the attention these timely games are getting suggests that maybe it's time for ❋ Unknown (2009)
Sibelius is spontaneously unclear, it can be episodal, it's difficult to follow.
Famines of the old desolating type have become an impossibility where rapid means of transportation convey the superfluity of one land to supply the lack of another; and war and deeds of violence, though still lingering among us, have already become episodal in the lives of nations as of individuals; while the vast advances in antiseptic surgery have caused even the effects of wounds and dismemberments to become only very partially fatal to human life. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Thus, it has come to pass that vast numbers of us are, by modern social conditions, prohibited from child-bearing at all; and that even those among us who are child-bearers are required, in proportion as the class of race to which we belong stands high in the scale of civilisation, to produce in most cases a limited number of offspring; so that even for these of us, child-bearing and suckling, instead of filling the entire circle of female life from the first appearance of puberty to the end of middle age, becomes an episodal occupation, employing from three or four to ten or twenty of the threescore-and-ten-years which are allotted to human life. ❋ Unknown (2003)
The problem with LOST is that it’s so slow boring and largely episodal. ❋ Unknown (2008)
