Sentence examples for all vital forms from inspiring English sources

An advertisement in The Egoist promised it would cover "Cubism, Futurism, Imagisme and all Vital Forms of Modern Art".

First, music operates as a vital form of oral testimony.

But television is a vital form of communication.

He defends them as a vital form of journalism.

Diminishing this fear will diminish a vital form of accountability where it is needed most.

"Stopping practising at the right moment is a vital form  of self-discipline".

It remained, he said, a "prudent defense" and a vital form of "economic hygiene".

Many frustrated users may not give up on the site because it has become a vital form of communication.

The charity sees its work with younger children as a vital form of early intervention, tackling problems when they emerge, to avert more serious issues later in life.

Started decades ago by Anjuna's hippie community (for whom it was a vital form of income), the humble local enterprise has mushroomed into a sprawling international affair.

Instead of sitting in ethical and aesthetic judgment on how the rest of us live, architects should recognize sprawl as a vital form of the contemporary "city".