Sentence examples for fundamentally do from inspiring English sources

"I fundamentally do believe in retention where you have to.

In a statement, Maude said: "We fundamentally do not agree with the committee that our reform will not improve accountability.

"Liverpool Football Club have supported Luis Suarez because we fundamentally do not believe that Luis on that day--or frankly any other--did or would engage in a racist act" the Liverpool statement read.

"Those smears never had a chance, because they could only have been made by people who fundamentally do not understand the essential decency of those who live in outer suburban electorates like Cowan," she said.

"I fundamentally do share their concerns that we don't want to gag the general public, or charities, or third sector organisations from genuinely having robust policy debate," George said.

The Shell boss said divestment was a simplistic solution to a wider problem and could delay adopting more meaningful policy options: "I fundamentally do not believe that holds a business rationale".

"Greece, fundamentally, does not have a debt problem," Mr. Nash wrote.

"She fundamentally does not believe that large-scale social change should come from the courts".

For that matter, how fundamentally did America's self-image ever change under pressure?

"The way football clubs do business fundamentally does not work," he said.

Trump fundamentally doesn't care about these questions, or the people asking them.