Sentence examples for fundamentally express from inspiring English sources

On one hand, we can place those practices that fundamentally express a desire to participate in decisions regarding public space and its management: people acting in this way, therefore, consider (explicitly or implicitly) public space as common property that must be defended and conserved to keep it open to multiple kinds of use and types of users.

Implicit in this last analysis is the assumption that wrongdoing is fundamentally expressive, and what is expressed is the inferior moral standing of the victim, which permits the infliction of harm.

Art is fundamentally expression.

(Later, after the show, my kind and fundamentally nonviolent wife would express her hope that someone find this person and punch him in the face).

Non-cognitivists (including their contemporary representatives, the expressivists) hold that moral language has a fundamentally different function, to express attitudes or to issue commands, for example.

All these and more, simply and unceremoniously erased, and all with the explicitly expressed, fundamentally ludicrous goal of "balancing" the politics of history.

That the SCN of arrhythmic Cry‐null animals is fundamentally capable of expressing (imposed) circadian oscillation is seen in co‐culture work where paracrine signals from a WT slice can restore rhythmicity (Maywood et al., 2011).

XML is an integral part of Jabber technologies as it makes them fundamentally extensible and able to express almost any structured data.

Religion is merely the language that you can use to express what is fundamentally inexpressible, to define what is undefinable," he says.

In an interview, he told the Guardian: "We feel that every person has the right to express themselves and this right of expression is fundamentally linked to our happiness and even our existence.

"People use emoji to describe tone – and fundamentally, it's an easier way to express yourself than punching out of couple of sentences".