Sentence examples for a very very fundamental from inspiring English sources

I find it really worrying that we're having to justify what is, after all, a very, very fundamental employment right".

Stelmach called this a "very, very fundamental right" and suggested that it would allow parents to opt out of having their children learn about evolution, though his Education Minister Dave Hancock argued that the new wording didn't extend beyond current practice.

LP: The interesting thing for us in the UK, certainly for anyone who's my age, is that he didn't just have it for Americans, he represented something that's very, very fundamental and very, very important, and he's left a gap.

The ability is called game intelligence, and it's "very, very fundamental to the way we make decisions," said an author of the new study, Predrag Petrovic, a neuroscientist at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden.

However, it's very important that I share with you something very, very fundamental for what we're driving for.

A very, very surreal moment".

"A very, very long while".

"It's a very, very, very, very, very great experience.

A very, very strong message".

A very, very good hole.

Justice Minister Ralph Kasambara told the BBC in 2012: "A flag has got a very fundamental significance.