What is "vitally"

Usage examples of "vitally".

She does not gratuitously report annoying matters unless she feels they would affect me vitally.

Some of them proved to be very intelligent - Pamela Dare, Potter, Tich Jackson, Larry Seales, Fernman - while others exhibited a native intelligence somewhat removed from academic pursuits, yet vitally necessary in the unrelenting struggle for survival with which they were already familiar.

Nagoya and hundreds of casualties, and afterwards there began a frantic dumping of accumulated goods abroad, to pay not merely for munitions but for such now vitally essential imports as Australian meat and Canadian and American corn.

Earnest prayerful consultation intensify teaching campaign already energetically initiated India Burma vitally required.

In tabulated form, The Shadow inscribed four names: Shelburne Thorne Towson Whilton These were the four most vitally concerned.

Napa Valley Chenin Blanc quickly, vitally aware of the way Joel was gliding around her living room, examining the surroundings.

The Washington act not only differs vitally from the Utah and New Mexico acts, but the Nebraska act differs vitally from both.

When it was over - as abruptly as it had begun - he continued to sit on the lavatory lid while he struggled to cope with his horrified realisation of how vitally justified his presence in Guernsey had now become.

By the kindness of Lord Godalming, I am empowered to read her letters and papers, for I am deeply concerned about certain matters vitally important.

If there are as many as you suggest engaged in minesweeping duties, then they are sweeping to some very exact, and vitally important, purpose.

I am and tell him to go to the nearest telephone, that it is vitally important that I communicate with him at the earliest practicable moment.

This hot bath is rather strenuous treatment, but it is effective, if one is strong vitally, for rapidly purifying the blood and eliminating the poisons in the body in any toxemic condition.

These farmers on the other hand were beginning to be very much interested in a number of economic reforms which would vitally affect their welfare, such as the reduction and readjustment of the burden of taxation, the control of corporations in the interests of the people, the reduction and regulation of the cost of transporation, and an increase in the currency supply.

Were it only the Self of nature and not also of nation (culture and morality), then it would be a perfectly regressive, dualistic, and amoralist stance, glorifying merely an egocentric joy in finding oneself vitally reflected in the biosphere (and the rain whispers in its ear, I am here for you).

Of course, she was supposed to be working on the vitally important performance appraisals, she reminded herself.