Sentence examples for fundamentally been from inspiring English sources

They have, fundamentally, been sentenced to die in prison.

Environmentalism has always fundamentally been a religion -- "Calvinism minus God," in the words of Robert Nelson, a professor of environmental policy at the University of Maryland.

The association "has fundamentally been interested in supporting scientific research and looking for a cure, and they've therefore been behind in public education," said Dr. Kenneth Minaker, chief of the geriatric medicine unit at Massachusetts General Hospital.

"The black freedom struggle has fundamentally been about trying to produce a society where black individuals have as much freedom and agency as white Americans," said Mr. Wasow, whose parents met in a 1960's program to mentor inner-city youth.

"Santos's government has fundamentally been a good one but he has not been a good leader because a leader needs to know how to communicate with those he governs and he has not been able to do that," said Fernando Giraldo, a political analyst.

Display has fundamentally been denominated in cookies — impressions, clicks, unique users, reach, frequency, returning users, etc.

What, fundamentally, is fairness?

"That, fundamentally, is what it is.

Their needs are fundamentally being met now.

Most fundamentally: is it definitely true?

Both fields fundamentally are computational approaches to biology.