Sentence examples for totally vital from inspiring English sources

"Volunteers on fire and ambulance corps tend to be lower on the income scale, but they provide a totally vital service that is critical for the vitality of towns," said Jonathan F. P. Rose, president of the Affordable Housing Development Corporation in Katonah.

Updated at 9.51pm GMT 9.44pm GMT Obviously the Brits is totally irrelevant when Mumfords win but TOTALLY vital and on the money when Frank Ocean does.

Angel-Ho continues the aesthetic of Arca, Lotic and others – where tracks sound like a police raid on a double-glazed windows factory – and delivers a ferocious and totally vital set.

"It is totally vital to their up-front sales," one network executive said, referring to the advertising sales that take place in the spring, in which sponsors buy up the majority of network commercial time.

So it's truly remarkable — an impressive case of doublethink — that the same people who decry the fact that firms and banks are sitting on cash insist that it's totally vital that we give those firms and banks more cash, so that they can invest and create jobs.

A totally vital, totally transformative, entirely background concept.

The glottal stop in the middle of the word you would normally pronounce "totally" is vital, too, when trying to curry favour with plebs with whom you have nothing whatever in common.

But this sheer amount of time spent at work is totally disproportionate to the vital tasks that need to be achieved.

The Patients Association said: "Our lives and health are totally dependent upon this vital service and we look forward to its implementation with the least possible delay".

Edna was a totally delightful, witty, spunky and vital person, who will be much missed by her friends and cousin Marion Bernstein.

But, if they're part of the tapestry of a game, Carl reckons they're vital to a totally authentic conversion.