Sentence examples for most fatally from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, and perhaps most fatally, Bleak Old Shop of Stuff seems not to genuinely appreciate or love the thing it is satirising.

But the Jitterers - come in, Steve, they're playing your song - go into a spiral of self-doubt and, most fatally, re-rehearsal.

HIT ME (Mulholland/Little, Brown, $26.99) brings back his most fatally appealing protagonist, the professional hit man known as Keller, last sighted in New Orleans with the newly acquired baggage of a wife, a baby and a construction business.

They had; Santorum's disorganized earmark answer — he attacked, defended, and, perhaps most fatally, tried to explain the legislative mechanism involved — was one of several with which he lost this debate, squandering his recent momentum.

That's a funny line, and there are many others in "Vivienne Vyle," but they're muffled by the vein of seriousness and, most fatally, sentimentality that runs through the show.

A profound cowardice among those who actually do have a choice in this matter, a cowardice that confuses arrogance with intelligence, pettiness with importance, and, most fatally, comfort with necessity.

It also shows that the strategy of fighting an insurgency on behalf of a corrupt ruling oligarchy which is hated by its people (in the areas where allegiance matters most) is fatally flawed, too.

The most recent fatal incident occurred on October 5, when Caleb Smith, 24, was fatally shot by another driver while trying to change lanes in Opa Locka, Florida.

Some of the victims were found strangled, others had their throats slashed, but most had been fatally shot.

Strawson's criticisms were taken by most people to have fatally wounded Austin's theory.

Angel, with Danny's help, fights and non-fatally wounds most of the NWA in the village square and the pub, before the duo persuade their colleagues of the truth.