Sentence examples for vital driven from inspiring English sources

Much of this music has been out of print for a while; nearly all of it still sounds absorbingly vital, driven by Mr. Threadgill's distinctive ideas.

Hearing loss is traumatic for any musician, but composers mine the emotional experiences available to them, and Mr. Rolnick's first response, the "MONO Prelude," is a haunting work that juxtaposes the noise and ringing of tinnitus with vital, driven music that conveys his determination to overcome the challenge.

Yet to judge by Page One, the Times remains a vital institution driven by a group of tough-minded journos determined to shed light on crucial stories.

This is vital to drive deeper engagement with readers and build our subscriptions business.

A14 State of a Crucial Speech After a bad year for his presidency -- when his competency was called into question, his main domestic initiative failed to pass and his foreign policy was challenged as never before -- President Bush's State of the Union address is vital to drive forward his policy agenda.

The development of an app-ecosystem for wearable devices will be vital to drive adoption by building a platform around the technology, it adds.

Driven, vital, and unscrupulous, he sees himself bound for greatness.

"But unfortunately, T.R.F.'s board has driven this vital organization into the ground, threatening its mission and the very horses it is supposed to protect.

"Here's a strong, vital man who is driven by fate to make the same mistakes again and again," Mr. Hinds said.

The truth is that country remains one of America's most vital commercial radio formats, driven by a singularly weird mix of teenagers and parents of teenagers, pop melodrama and old-school stoicism.

The show's great achievement is to offer a comprehensive portrait of the French capital's modern-day malaise by combining, as The Wire did in Baltimore, the fine detail of the police procedural; credible characters who we care about; and plot lines driven by vital issues.