Sentence examples for someone vital from inspiring English sources

In writing After I'm Gone, I thought a lot about how we can ever reconcile ourselves to the loss of someone vital.

This sequence occurs a few minutes into Michael Haneke's "Amour," and is a clue to the question at the heart of this masterful film: What does it mean when someone — particularly someone vital and beloved — becomes no one?

Still, when someone this vital crosses your line of vision, how can you look away?

It was named, he told me, with the air of someone imparting vital knowledge, after a short story by Ray Bradbury.

Bugging someone as vital to America as the German chancellor is too important a decision to be left to a spymaster.

He told MPs on the Culture Media and Sport Committee that stories implying Madeleine was dead or that her parents were implicated in her disappearance may have stopped someone holding vital information from coming forward.

"Why then would someone store vital contacts related to an attack on a phone they knew the county had access to.

Demos of a health application in which you can remotely monitor someone's vital signs, in-app purchases through a bookstore app and TomTom turn-by-turn navigation all drew cheers as well.

By training the mind and heart to establish a relationship without knowing someone is vital.

It is also one of the best ways to get to know someone, a vital component in building a relationship.

This means readings from several people can be taken from a single position, and someone's vitals can be taken even if the person is in a dangerous position — under a precarious piece of rubble or electrical line, for instance.