Sentence examples for yet vitally from inspiring English sources

Their preoccupations are mundane, yet vitally important.

The futures what society wants, and what will actually happen are hard to fathom yet vitally important.

Compared with the industries they oversee, they tend to be understaffed, overworked and underpaid and yet vitally needed.

The game has become a study of bullying and intimidation - and yet vitally, it's still a fast-paced and involving platformer, in which stylish, well-timed moves are rewarded.

The white students, who have absorbed decades of black pop culture – hip-hop, the mediocre yet vitally important Eddie Murphy movie Coming to America, the edgier-than-thou slang – connect with the black students in verbally precocious ways that may seem a little self-satisfied, but that convey a great deal more understanding than their counterparts possessed a generation ago.

She began the talk with a a simple breathing exercise that done by someone else could seem mundane but her delivery was utterly calm yet vitally alive at the same time.

It's an unimportant yet also vitally important song on the album".

It's a dazzling, emblematic portrait of America in 1975, both trapped in amber yet still vitally alive.

Through the figure of Tod Hackett – a set painter who is of the gilded Californian world yet also, vitally, apart from it – we are given distance.

Yet it is vitally important that the nonprofit's materials are correct and consistent.

And yet, friendships are vitally important; central to our enjoyment of life.