The followers of jazz cannot even agree on the fundamental point of what it is.
Laurence Bachmann Oceanside I like this question a lot, because it gets at the fundamental point of the piece.
A full-scale tie-up with Channel 4, however, "misses the fundamental point of what Worldwide is".
"Free Judy Miller" doesn't acknowledge the fundamental point of civil disobedience: in breaking the law for a principle, you accept and even expect the consequences.
Edward B. MacMahon Jr., one of the lawyers, said that "the fundamental point of our motion is to get the judge to take a closer look".
"Money is here in North Dakota, but it comes back to the very fundamental point of not being asked," Mr. Cramer said of the presidential campaigns.
Some sort of tie-up with Channel 4 remains a possibility, but Thompson said that would "miss the fundamental point of what Worldwide is".
Their arrivals are events, their presence is a fundamental point of reference for the Beales, who have long lived as recluses.
Thompson said that such a merger, which could create an organisation to rival the BBC in size, "misses the fundamental point of what Worldwide is".
"From a fundamental point of view, this does not change anything," said Ulric Weil, president of Weil & Associates, an independent investment adviser in Washington.
