Sentence examples for exactly vital from inspiring English sources

It's the lifeblood of Dekalb Market, which right now feels rosy with purpose and good will, though its offerings aren't exactly vital.

Mr. O'Connor has solved his problem, uniting the two supposedly hostile traditions (if a bit schematically -- jigs aren't exactly vital currency in today's classical music).

But here Mission of Burma sound, if not exactly vital, then at least as though they still have something to impart.

With all that is going on in the world, it is easy to think that peaceful regime change in a country with a population the size of the East Midlands, in the middle of an ocean 12,000 miles from here, isn't exactly vital.

But as I've argued many times in the past, if all you're reading is text, color isn't exactly vital.

He is Coriolanus: the man who knows exactly how vital his talents are to the realm, and who can't contain his contempt for the paltry magistrates of management who want to rein in both him and his mighty ego.

And Netflix, for all its goodness no one's saying it's "bad," mind you but isn't exactly a vital service.

So when I say that clean air and children's health are top priorities for me as administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, I'm saying that as a mother who knows exactly how vital clean air is to my own children's health.

Q. -- Mr. President, what exactly is the vital role for the U.N. that you both mentioned?

Finding exactly what bestows this vital property on matter is the quarry of a global hunt.Without mass the universe would be a sea of particles zipping around at the speed of light (the natural condition of any massless object).

It might be thought that since Aristotle's theory treats mental functions and other vital functions exactly alike, it obscures a crucial distinction.