Sentence examples for vital kind from inspiring English sources

In Rotor's installation it is still background, of a particularly vital kind.

Cartoons, which used to be mainly for kids -- and that weird guy down the block who had lived in his parents' basement just a little too long -- have become the most vital kind of grown-up American humor.

Madonna had trumpeted the virtues of dancing before – "Only when I'm dancing can I feel this free," she said – but Vogue's first verse shows how this dancing was most vital kind of recreation: "Look around, everywhere you turn is heartache / It's everywhere that you go / You try everything you can to escape / The pain of life that you know".

In contrast, Wu said the rest of the $20 trillion U.S. residential real estate market is one of the least liquid kinds of markets even though it represents such a vital kind of asset to Americans across the country.

Entomological species are an indispensable and vital kind, often unobserved and ignored by the hectic human world surrounding them.

To reach this conclusion, the researchers examined two already-existing Twitter "mood tracking tools": OpinionFinder, which measures positive versus negative mood, and Google-Profile of Mood States, which measures "six dimensions" of mood: alert, sure, vital, kind, happy and calm.

I think that this sharing of experience, this process of mutual recognition, is among the most poignant and vital kinds of communication.

As her patient, theirs is a relationship both personal and emotional, which Reiser calls "vital to kind of humanize the experience".

Although there is no power, there is a fresh water spring – vital in this kind of crisis.

Self-monitoring is vital to any kind of resolution, and new tools will do the grunt work for you.

So Harold Pinter is vital to the kind of moviemaking in which a glance can be as cruel as a blow.