Sentence examples for vital texts from inspiring English sources

Dispelling the Darkness brings these vital texts to light after centuries of neglect.

The alleged effect on making youth leap off their sofas and on to sports fields was a chimera: a study quoted in the vital text on the whole Games-hosting industry, Circus Maximus by Andrew Zimbalist, showed that no Olympics has ever achieved that.

Do a paid placement year if you can, it will change your outlook on the world and mature you beyond words". "I didn't realise how much the "vital" core text books would tot up to.

That's important because if cell phone lines near the site of the explosions get too congested, it could be harder for response crews to get their own vital calls and texts through.

Despite the space this literature takes up today on the shelves of libraries, churches, and used bookstores, historians (with a few notable exceptions) have been slow to explore the vital function such texts played in evangelical culture.

Gifted Mom helps to bridge this gap by providing vital information via text or smartphone app to women in remote rural areas.

And the fantastic news is that God's first "Message to the Ladies" appears in the Old Testament, a text vital to Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike.

Both Montás and Crawford said that discussing the difficult content in these texts is vital.

Though Mr. Branagh has severely pruned the text, nothing vital appears lost.

The decision to expand its narrative beyond Atwood's text is vital.

Some of the art from the golden age of the illustrated novel remains a vital companion to the text.