Sentence examples for he is vitally from inspiring English sources

"He is vitally important to Wales, and he's loved and he's appreciated.

He was vitally present, like a magician, conjuring all the amazing sights himself.

Finally, he was vitally interested in fostering closer Latin American ties with Africa and the Arab world.

He thinks it is vitally necessary to clarify and justify their role in this coalition.

In the Laotian capital, Vientiane, he said, "It is vitally important that the United States re-engage with Southeast Asia at all levels," according to his office's news release.

He added: "It is vitally important for this public confidence and the families concerned that there is a fresh eye that looks into this".

This will not necessarily take the the form of additional subjects in the school curriculum, he says, but "it is vitally important that the whole education system supports the principles of entrepreneurship".

"He's apologised to the team and to every single member of staff for his actions, because he recognises the team is vitally important and being part of the team is a crucial aspect to being able to challenge for those championships".

Toward Françoise, Jean is merely chilly; toward Catherine, with whom his relationship is vitally carnal, he's both verbally and physically abusive.

"There are still some circumstances where animal research is vitally important," he says.

"Clean water," he added, "crystal clean water is vitally important.