Sentence examples for vitally moving from inspiring English sources

The indispensable Reed Birney is as vitally moving a Vanya as I've yet to see, a disappointed man in whom the vestiges of a bright-eyed, idealistic youth can still be discerned, as a beautiful building's fine bones can be glimpsed even after decades of decay.

But looking at myself and at the other women moving vitally about, I understood that any body that is alive is beautiful, and any body that is dead has lost that claim to beauty forever.

Confronting these messages as false is vitally important in moving forward toward sexual fulfillment.

On his watch, Arthur Sulzberger, Jr., has made two vitally important moves.

The Sustainable Development Commission chairman, Will Day, said: "The coalition government's commitment to become the 'greenest government ever' is a vitally important move if the decisions we make now are to hold good in the long term.

Most vitally, he's always shifting register, moving from one layer to another.

"Moving the action forward is vitally important, but there are other moments when you need time," he said.

But make no mistake, every artistic vocation whether it is music, dance, painting, literature, the moving image or architecture is vitally important to the fabric of our country's history and deserves to be protected, promoted and nurtured.

An essential second step, and one that I've been guilty of not stressing enough with clients, comes with the word "target". It's vitally important to identify your "target customer" before moving forward.

"It is vitally important that Congress move quickly to enact a pro-growth tax cut that could help avert a recession," he wrote.

Michaels said that the workplace safety rules were "vitally important" and that, despite opposition from Republicans and the housing industry, he is "committed to moving them forward as expeditiously as possible".