Sentence examples for vital direction from inspiring English sources

The movie is wry, touching and fun to sit through, thanks to Rosenberg's amusing script, Ted Demme's vital direction and zesty performances from everyone, including Timothy Hutton, Uma Thurman, Matt Dillon, Rosie O'Donnell and Michael Rapaport.

But that was a long time ago". After a dormant period, when he did little painting, Polissky understood he had failed to find the new, vital direction in painting that he craved.

Nakamori will argue that during the 1970s select artists and photographers devoted themselves to experiments with the camera, individually searching for new and vital directions in their practice, exploring such emerging notions as gainen (a Japanese word for "concept"), postmodernism, and contemporaneity.

Vital Directions for Health and Health Care: Priorities From a National Academy of Medicine Initiative.

Personally, I know that sometimes I need additional information or I even miss vital directions in completing a task.

Inside the gallery, the digitally, seemingly-abstract animated paintings of Monika Bravo, and the inspired curating of Octavio Zaya, spoke to me of the vital new direction for painting.

In a 25 November letter to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D NV), the Energy Sciences Coalition, an alliance of science, university, and industry groups, urged Kastner's confirmation, calling the move "vital to the direction and oversight of the important scientific and energy research".

This chapter discusses two vital and complementary directions that should be pursued over the next several years.

But it is vital to set the direction of travel.

New York's health and government leaders seem ready to take a vital step in that direction.

When he applied directly to the United States military, Mr. Flanagan said, he finally received vital details like the direction of attack of the plane and wind conditions.