Examples of millennial

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Each path promises a redemptive order that is millennial and transcendent.
The texts perpetually gesture towards a moment of fulfilment that remains deferred, when their latent significance would unfurl itself in a millennial revelation.
The scientific study of dreaming is in the midst of a millennial year's change.
A long-term (millennial) future in the forest mosaic almost certainly rests on the mobility of species within it, even if species can germinate locally.
Along with the millennial thrust of this rhetoric go noteworthy figurative passages which often rewrite familiar scripture readings.
Again, it was an association between radical causes and the advocacy of millennial tenets which prompted his response.
His millennial scenario gives us a number of clues, albeit inchoately.
According to their publicists, natural philosophers would enjoy a special role in a future millennial state, and deserved special privileges in the here and now.
Tolerationist dichotomies were to be swallowed up by millennial holism.
Most evangelicals are still pre-millennial; if asked, most would insist on it.
The millennial challenge for elderly care must be to overcome the organizational and resource problems to institute effective schemes for the prevention of falls in older people.
In the current volume, the modern and the millennial are construed as opposites, representing structural versus contra-structural forces, neoliberal reform versus the quest for self-determination, mestizaje as opposed to multiculturalism.
His celebration of human desire unbridled by the 'fetters of tyrannic law' refers to a millennial future and explicitly assumes a prior regeneration of man's whole being.
Religious reference is often millennial.
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