Sentence examples for fundamental points the from inspiring English sources

The letters between Gershwin and Heyward form a wonderful record of their collaboration, in warm sympathy on the fundamental points: the necessity of an all-black cast (a decade after "Blue Monday," Gershwin recoils when Jolson tries to interfere with a blackface version) and as much emotional truth as possible.

Those reading recent headlines might be surprised to learn just how much agreement there is today on two fundamental points: the Internet fosters innovation and investment in new business opportunities because it's an open platform, and the network operators who build onramps to the Internet thrive when they maximize the returns on their invested capital.

Lyft's IPO establishes a couple of fundamental points: the first, that huge, medium-term losses and placing hopes of profitability in a vague "someday" is the new normal.

But despite accepting that these are fundamental points, the government is adamant that individual schools should decide how or – in the case of faith schools and academies – if they want to teach SRE, rather than making it a statutory requirement.

But despite accepting that these are fundamental points, the government is adamant that individual schools should decide how or in the case of faith schools and academies if they want to teach SRE, rather than making it a statutory requirement.

On this fundamental point, the dissent agrees.

This perspective misses the fundamental point: the winner of the debates was the American voter.

But to dream about progress beyond the Holder era misses the fundamental point: the Cossacks work for the Czar.

"Do you accept my fundamental point?" "The NHS, yeah, the NHS, of course these things are important".

The more fundamental point, the one that Trump unwittingly articulated two months ago and Kelly confirmed on Monday night, is that, while April , 1865 marked the end of the war, the end of the hostilities is another matter entirely.

"Do remember one fundamental point: the fact we have not had anyone killed until these tragic events in Woolwich since the 7/7 bombings [in London] in 2005 is not because there hasn't been terrorist plots.