Sentence examples for bare fundamental from inspiring English sources

As it plays out in conference rooms far from the lives of ordinary citizens, the crisis has laid bare fundamental cultural differences between two of Europe's most prominent nations, and offered a dollop of ill-will besides.

To get from A (bare fundamentals) to C (professional development) requires a stop at B — yet online resources seem to completely ignore it.

But people familiar with the barest fundamentals of the TV economy call the idea laughably absurd.

But no small town was ever so bare of fundamental distractions as Nuremberg.

There are moments — increasingly rare in risk-abhorrent modern campaigns — when politicians are called upon to bare their fundamental beliefs.

There was also in Austin's approach something of the program of Russell and the early Wittgenstein for laying bare the fundamental structure of language.

Still, in his inelegant fashion, the governor laid bare a fundamental reality about 9/11 and its aftermath: Politics is often front and center, no matter what the mayor says.

-- Hillary Rodham Clinton calls for universal voter registration nationwide when citizens turn 18. -- The debt crisis lays bare the fundamental cultural differences between two of Europe's most prominent nations: Greece and Germany.

How come you get to vote on mine?" With that simple question to the Iowa State Legislature, a gay man recently laid bare the fundamental wrongheadedness of all the laws and referendums aimed at either permitting or forbidding same-sex marriage.

It's too early to know whether this is a short term separation or the beginning of a long-term divorce, but one thing's already clear, yesterday was a tea party disaster, both with political losses and with a pointed rebuke by a prominent conservative judge that lays bare the fundamental flaws of the tea party's constitutional vision.

But following the Perry v. Schwarzenegger trial over the past three weeks has been a reminder that a courtroom can also be a great and theatrical classroom, where the values of thoroughness, precision in speech, and the obligation to reply have a way of laying bare the fundamentals of certain rhetorical positions.