Sentence examples for how crucially from inspiring English sources

I saw during that conflict how crucially important was Blair's certainty in what he thought needed doing.

Picasso saw this keenly, speaking often (if with a hint of condescension) of how crucially the drawings of Matisse's children had affected their father's art, and for the better, supplying a kind of domestic primitivism, an African art of the nursery.

The tense bargaining, coming as executive branch agencies took precautionary steps in preparation for closing down after Friday, demonstrated how crucially both sides view the outcome of this budget fight in shaping the ground rules for larger struggles to come over fiscal issues.

He has tried to stop the hemorrhaging of Pennsylvania's infrastructure, and he travels the country explaining how crucially important it is for the United States to rebuild a national infrastructure landscape that has deteriorated so badly that it is threatening the nation's economic viability.

Who could forget how he crucially slipped substitute Luka Modric into Real Madrid's Champions League win at Manchester United last season when Sir Alex Ferguson was too busy raging at the gods following Nani's red card?

But when and how depends crucially on what kind of debt it is.

I wanted to show how she, crucially, adds more to the story and theme and subtext of the book, things that wouldn't exist without her input".

Most crucially, how should they be arrayed?

and, crucially, how was it financed?

And, most crucially, how well will the seared sirloin special go over?

It is more crucially how one imagines oneself — or, from cusphood, reinvents oneself.