Sentence examples for seemingly vital from inspiring English sources

In a span of weeks, his wife had gone from a seemingly vital woman on the verge of motherhood to a body washed and laid out for viewing.

Many species have lost seemingly vital organs.

Telford United allow entry for under-16s at just £2 per game, and attracting the next generation of fans is seemingly vital to the Conference clubs, with Welling United offering free entry for under-12s with an adult.

Before any torture-murderers could be convicted, Tennison had the seemingly more vital job of earning respect from a gang of jaded CID men.

After Picard hears Borg communications in his mind, he orders the fleet to concentrate its firepower on a seemingly non-vital section of the Borg ship.

These proceedings, seemingly arcane, are vital to agriculture in poor countries.

Much of Stokes's hard graft in this sphere has been unspectacular and seemingly mundane yet vital.

It has left the dramatic street phase and is now in the seemingly boring but utterly vital phase of deciding who gets to write the rules for the new Egypt.

The functional demands on the DAT1 regulation are seemingly contradictory since the vital necessity of assuring the robust functioning of the dopaminergic system coincides with the need for plasticity and rapid fluctuations in the transcription rate.

Such seemingly technical questions can be vital to patients.

But US support for the Honduran government has in fact been boosted; a clear indication that Lobo is currently seen as a vital ally in seemingly never-ending war on drugs in Latin America.