Sentence examples for somehow vital from inspiring English sources

In the end the Author evokes a surprising sympathy; his journey is compulsive and joyless yet somehow vital.

What mesmerises me is the cast of mind that finds such a stupefying mass of information somehow vital to communicate to the world.

Is Shakespeare's Juliet a confused and starry-eyed girl, lost in love, or a figure of enhanced freedom, somehow vital and generous despite coming of age in the brutish world of Capulets and Montagues?

In a mystery this dense and long, you need to feel the hand of the author moving things along to an inevitable dénouement — you need a sense that all the information you're being given is somehow vital to solving the crime.

"There is such pressure to remain true to the facts, and it seems so important somehow, so vital to preserve events and people as they really were," Harvey writes.

But when publishers went looking for the next GRRM, they somehow forgot these vital steps.

The work, heroically edited and shaped by Robert Weil — who did not read Volume II until Volume I was in print and regretted not having been able to merge the two — is full of cracks and seams, but somehow these become vital elements of the novel.

Yet Mathis' assured performance also suggested that this long-standing figure in American pop has somehow become a vital talent hidden in plain sight.

Although it's vital, somehow it doesn't cause a anything like the anxiety to beginners that the dark tones do!

Tepco later said a rat had somehow short-circuited a vital switchboard, possibly by gnawing on cables.

Her uncanny performance, rendered as a series of fits and starts that somehow blend into a vital whole, sets the tone and form for everything else.