Sentence examples for agree fundamentally from inspiring English sources

"I agree fundamentally with what AJ [sic] says that our party needs reform.

The members of Warren's network don't all dress the same, and they march to the tune only of their own small group, and they agree, fundamentally, only on who the enemy is.

You and I agree fundamentally that physical reality is all there is, but we merely have different levels of optimism about how effectively and how completely we can understand it via the methods of science.

I agree fundamentally with one council chief executive who told me that the discomfort felt by communities facing development in their area is "nothing compared to the aggregate pain that people feel in this country because there is insufficient housing for them and their families".

Everyone on the panel agreed that fundamentally, success was about having the freedom to live by your values.

The two most powerful governments in the world, the US and China, now fundamentally agree about their policy with respect to threats in the net.

"Most businesspeople fundamentally agree with me," he says, but they are afraid to say so publicly.Yet the old Japan still has teeth.

But West said he and Sanders "fundamentally agree that a precious Israeli baby is as valued as a precious Palestinian baby" as a "moral and spiritual issue".

By Margaret Talbot William Ruckelshaus, who ran the E.P.A. under Nixon and Reagan, said that Pruitt and his top staff "don't fundamentally agree with the mission of the agency".

The authors are right to point out the madness of people who fundamentally agree on so much yet are scrapping over what looks like nothing.

You could argue that, if I didn't fundamentally agree with his politics, Robinson's fiction might seem contrived and didactic to me, the way Ayn Rand's does if you're not predisposed toward her brand of enlightened assholism.