Sentence examples for vitally right from inspiring English sources

Ava DuVernay's Martin Luther King portrait, Selma (Fox, 12), however, gets the balance vibrantly, vitally right.

"Such a general, automatic and indiscriminate restriction on a vitally important convention right had to be seen as falling outside any acceptable margin of appreciation".

It's vitally important, in right-wing political calculations, for all this disaster to strike, and soon.

"When you fall off a horse," he wrote, "it's vitally important to get right back on".

"Getting that balance right is vitally important to supporting London's position as a leading financial centre and the UK's position in the global banking industry".

Furthermore, Herder emphasizes that getting questions of genre right is vitally important not only for the correct interpretation of artworks, but also for their correct critical evaluation.

Shona Johnston, county councillor for Longstanton which includes Northstowe, said: "It's going to be vitally important that we get Northstowe right, right at the start.

Gabriel Feldman, the head of the sports law department at Tulane University, said territorial rights are vitally important to a team because they essentially give the team a geographic monopoly.

It is vitally important for human rights groups, together with psychiatric associations, to organize against the pernicious practice of police agencies in China lest the horrors that prevailed in the Soviet Union in the 1970's and 1980's are reincarnated in China.

"So it's vitally important that human rights are not downplayed when the prime minister visits China next month.

This is a race where we all have stakes but those at higher risk of human rights abuse vitally depend on it.