Batman, in particular, needs to maintain the vital humanity with which Nolan imbued Christian Bale's version if audiences are to care about his future battles to save Gotham.
Jackson's writing team – himself, Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens – carefully deconstructed The Lord of the Rings and brilliantly repositioned it for the big screen, in the process adding vital humanity and a sense of light amid the darkness often lacking in the rather more doom-laden literary source.
This was simply a lovely reminder that, for all that Shakespeare may be perceived, often rightly so, as a testament to the power of language, his legacy is and must always be his wider, ludicrously generous embracement of vital, flawed humanity.
We believe so strongly in liberty because we believe that all those values are vital to humanity.
As anti-Semitism rises across Europe, Holocaust justice is vital, reminding humanity that "never again" will history bear witness to this kind of mass murder.
Of course, nothing evolves in an animal unless it is important, and recognizing faces has been vital for humanity as a species.
"Considering that meat eating contributes as much to global warming as all the transportation combined," Zaraska said, "it's absolutely vital for humanity to lower our consumption".
"I can think of no work that is more vital to humanity than working to ensure that children everywhere survive their early years and grow up with health, dignity and peace".
"Being at the head of UNICEF was an honour and a privilege, and I can think of no work that is more vital to humanity than working to ensure that children everywhere survive their early years and grow up with health, dignity and peace," she said upon receiving he Legion d'honneur.
Old Aleppo is a Unesco World Heritage site, recognised by the world as being internationally significant, a vital piece of humanity's shared past.
Perhaps, scientific data to advance human understanding about why global-scale human activities and systems are sustainable or unsustainable could be vital to protecting humanity from endangerment, biodiversity from extinction, and Earth from irreversible degradation, even in these early years of the 21st century.
