Sentence examples for vital form from inspiring English sources
But television is a vital form of communication.
First, music operates as a vital form of oral testimony.
"Stopping practising at the right moment is a vital form of self-discipline".
It remained, he said, a "prudent defense" and a vital form of "economic hygiene".
Many frustrated users may not give up on the site because it has become a vital form of communication.
"I began this book intending to write a history of a still vital form of music," he says.
After Jan . 6 "Vital Forms" goes to Minneapolis, Nashville and Phoenix.
But "Vital Forms" suggests a more three-dimensional era.
"Vital Forms: American Art and Design in the Atomic Age, 1940-60," an exhibition of photography, art, furniture, clothing and decorative objects, will be at the museum through Jan . 6
This ambitious display of more than 250 fine art and design objects tracks the use of these "vital" forms in mediums from highbrow painting to popular consumer products.
Those years -- 1940 to 1960 -- look both different and familiar in "Vital Forms: American Art and Design in the Atomic Age," opening tomorrow at the Brooklyn Museum of Art.
