Sentence examples for vitally present from inspiring English sources

He was vitally present, like a magician, conjuring all the amazing sights himself.

You will be hard put to find a painting from this time whose subject appears so vitally present.

Even if one allows for the sudden shock of novelty, DVD-Audio makes the music, and the musicians, more vitally present.

All these novels and stories are at least partly about Frank's effort to live vitally in the present.

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

(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 she even gives flesh 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.

Even for living choreographers, the way a ballet is danced and presented is vitally important to the impact, appreciation and understanding of their work.

She has researched passenger trains from the not-too-distant past, and depicts them just as vitally as she does a present-day train.

Given how common alcohol use is, and how harmful it is as a substance, it's vitally important that the public is presented with evidence about harms as clearly as possible.