1 There was something vital and earthy and coarse about him that appealed to her.
2 There was no one to tell Scarlett that her own personality, frighteningly vital though it was, was more attractive than any masquerade she might adopt.
3 Frail, fine-boned, so white of skin that her flaming hair seemed to have drawn all the color from her face into its vital burnished mass, she was nevertheless possessed of exuberant health and untiring energy.
4 The same railroads which had made the town the crossroads of commerce in time of peace were now of vital strategic importance in time of war.
5 The other women were simply silly and hysterical with their talk of patriotism and the Cause, and the men were almost as bad with their talk of vital issues and States' Rights.
6 But there was something stimulating about him, something warm and vital and electric.
7 Something vital, electric, leaped from him to her at the touch of his warm mouth, something that caressed her whole body thrillingly.
8 I avoided everything which was not shadowy, people and situations which were too real, too vital.
9 He had her hands in both of his and, as always, there was something hot and vital and exciting about his grip.
10 She was remembering the vital, virile old man with his mane of crisp white hair, his bellowing cheerfulness, his stamping boots, his clumsy jokes, his generosity.
11 Behind her and her husband were the four Tarleton girls, their red locks indecorous notes in the solemn occasion, their russet eyes still looking like the eyes of vital young animals, spirited and dangerous.
12 The most energetic and vital places in town.
13 The movies were almost as vital to Kennicott and the other solid citizens of Gopher Prairie as land-speculation and guns and automobiles.
14 But Faith, like a jackal, feeds among the tombs, and even from these dead doubts she gathers her most vital hope.
15 But there were still other and more vital practical influences at work.