Sentence examples for vitally and from inspiring English sources

You feel that should this fellow really be confined inside a wall -- or, more to the point, a French postcard -- something vitally and originally human would be lost.

And she is so vitally and indelibly present that she even occasionally gives flesh to a play as wispy as ectoplasm.

(Brantley) 'DEUCE' Back on Broadway for the first time in 25 years, Angela Lansbury is so vitally and indelibly present she even gives flesh to this flimsy comedy.

"At a later time," Cooke wrote, "I shall try to suggest why it is possible in America for social classes to mingle freely and vitally and yet without sentimentality -- the reason is in the language".

(Isherwood) 'DEUCE' Back on Broadway for the first time in 25 years, Angela Lansbury is so vitally and indelibly present that she gives flesh even to this flimsy comedy.

(Brantley) 'DEUCE' Back on Broadway for the first time in 25 years, Angela Lansbury is so vitally and indelibly present that she even gives flesh to this flimsy comedy.

We discuss the remaining theoretical challenges, which include deepening our understanding of solvent effects and, vitally, understanding and predicting non-radiative decay rates.

It is both vitally important and yet amazingly nascent and I am looking forward to see where things are headed next.

Integration within, and between semesters is vitally important, and is enhanced by team teaching, which has also helped to provide a sense of peer-support.

Committee work may not be terribly glamorous, but "Masters and Commanders" shows that it can be vitally important, and also surprisingly entertaining.

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