Sentence examples for felt fundamental from inspiring English sources

That meant it would be scrutinised not only by the Arab regimes issuing veiled threats about the consequences of any undesired outcome, it would also be examined closely by British Islamists and their supporters who felt fundamental freedoms were being threatened.

Flying Lotus has set the template for an omnivorous approach to jazz, hip-hop and electronic music that has long felt fundamentally new and unique to L.A. Now it feels fundamental to the Grammys as well.

But swimming outdoors, in cold open water, feels fundamental to me, as if it's in my blood.

But Mr. Gordon also has a knack for writing music that feels fundamental at first, then reveals a beguiling complexity and nuance on closer examination.

This is treated as an unfortunate consequence of that growing apart, but it actually feels fundamental rather than catalytic, as it probably would in real life.

This fluidity of process and practice and difficulty of assigning credit is one aspect that does feel fundamental to digital work, and extends to the wider remit of the show.

It feels fundamental; it feels important; it feels fresh.

The approach used by our research nurses helped alleviate parent's anxiety by providing support and understanding of bronchiolitis and thus we feel fundamental to them continuing in the trial until the child's endpoint.

He felt a fundamental loneliness.

It had happened many times, after all, that understandings that felt as fundamental and unshakable as instincts turned out to be wrong.

In the early days of RSS, Winer worked with and then carried on after Netscape dropped out, essentially freezing in place those aspects of both systems that he felt were fundamental.