Sentence examples for vital feeling from inspiring English sources
Further, with a fresh management team at Williams strengthening its position and three new teams with directors new to the sport, there is a younger and more vital feeling in the paddock.
Trust is also a vital feeling, which decreases uncertainty, bestowing security on our future expectations.
For children who feel overwhelmed, routines are vital to feeling safe, and I would suggest sticking to a schedule as much as you can.
But while having a strong economy that enables one to afford to live is vital, the feeling of happiness does not only hinge on money.
The poems read less like nostalgia than the signs of a still-vital poet feeling along the walls of his own cranium, his own complicated history.
And self-expression is a vital part of feeling valued and fulfilled.
A new generation of gardeners - many of whom had never gardened before moving there - keep it feeling vital.
Ordinarily, I'm exempted from my turn helping Sledge shift his banks of grow lights from one position to the next, but one day recently I was feeling vital (and bored shitless) enough to give it a go.
One of the most ravishing yet frightening things about The Revenant is the way in which, using natural light, cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki (a key figure in modern cinema) has conveyed the rapture and the terror of those remote places, and restored a feeling vital in the history of movies: that we are there, in a wild place.
Of course, adherents to so-called 'CR' deny the downside, and report feeling vital while anticipating a long life.
