Sentence examples for vital called from inspiring English sources
The credo that he and Abramović lived by in the seventies, "art vital," called for "no rehearsal, no predicted end, no repetition, extended vulnerability, exposure to chance, primary reactions".
He said: "Social work is a noble and vital calling.
"Social work is a noble and vital calling," he said.
Its vital call for differentiation now builds not on past wrongs, but on current development needs.
His latest manifesto, then, is a vital call to action – or at least to caring.
More calls from detectives, more fearing to leave the house in case a vital call was missed.
Faced in 2008 with a financial crisis unprecedented in modern times, whose destructive potential can hardly be exaggerated, the Labour government made some absolutely vital calls at a time which exposed the Conservatives as neoliberals, not novices.
Working from home when children are at large can be perilous – that vital call interrupted by a screaming baby, a toddler scattering crucial documents, the teenager pumping up the volume as a deadline looms.
Markham Sivak, who is leading the review, said research had found some phone users believed costs were higher and so decided not to make vital calls.
Of course I'm not happy with the unelected Merv making vital calls - but at least he understands a bit about Economics!
