Sentence examples for fundamentally asked from inspiring English sources

Scott believed it a good idea, as it fundamentally asked the question: 'Where is Hannibal Lecter?' Scott explains: "And of course this story tells it, with pigeons in the cobblestones of somewhere, where you wonder where that is...and there he is his face appears".

"The Magic Flute, I think, is fundamentally asking what is it to change people's consciousness," says McBurney.

"You have to take a longer view of this category, and fundamentally ask the question: 'Billion dollar media franchises have continued emerging through all the technology change over the last 50 years, so why should the next 5 to 10 years be any different?'".

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Had you made any effort to determine the facts before rushing to judgment, you would have found that the reality was fundamentally different.We were asked to examine whether 17 Metropolitan Police officers had committed the strictly defined, statutory disciplinary offence of racial discrimination.

Like any individual contributor moving into a new role, they're asked to fundamentally change the way they approach their day.

"How can you talk about the reliability of a process or its fairness when you have an attorney who has fundamentally misgauged the law," asked Sotomayor.

More fundamentally, Ford Doolittle has asked whether genomes necessarily have phylogenies (his analogy with city telephone directories).

The idea is that people travelling past on their commutes will see this object that looks fundamentally wrong, and ask what it is, and think about it – the way they didn't back in 1942.

"It is fundamentally wrong to ask supporters to pay for season tickets and then, at the end of the campaign, expect them to pay again to watch what will now be the most important matches of that same season.

The work is fundamentally profound, and asks where do we come from and what was the journey of our ancestors.