Sentence examples for a fundamental sort from inspiring English sources

"It was a fundamental sort of messing about with your own internal system," Dahl said.

I think that is a fundamental, sort of, misunderstanding of the role of religion and faith in times that are good and times that are bad.

Apart from that, we also really embrace this notion that there's a fundamental sort of sense of mystery that we all have in our lives, and certainly that is a huge part of the lives of these characters".

Wagner explained, "I think what we're seeing is this argument that the White House has long wanted, which is a fundamental sort of debate about the compact that the government should and can have with the American public".

Their view is that acquaintance is a particularly fundamental sort of psychological, hence natural, relation.

Having been brought up within a community of folks whose sense of who they were (Baptists of an exceedingly fundamental sort) was not nearly as strong as their sense of who they weren't (Catholics), I hadn't been offered much of an explanation along the way.

This provision goes beyond an area traditionally regulated by the States; it is a decision of the most fundamental sort for a sovereign entity.

Whatever sort of economic and social inequality seems to be motivating Greif's diatribe, there's an even more fundamental sort of inequality against which he's furiously flailing — the inequality in talent.

But so much else has changed of an arguably more fundamental sort.

Which prevails: individual autonomy and freedom of choice of the most fundamental sort, or the view that human life is precious and hence not for society to devalue as disposable and the individual to cast off?

Responding to the representation problem by noting that stones and ink are about things too, does nothing to lift the mystery surrounding the fundamental sort of aboutness that characterizes thought.