Sentence examples for fundamentally gone from inspiring English sources

But for me, the greatest and most important event of perhaps our entire history has fundamentally gone unnoticed: the transiting from old nature – or the natural environment as our host of life for human habitation – into a technological milieu, into mass technology, as the environment of life".

The Republican Party has fundamentally gone off the deep end.

More fundamentally, "going back to G9 is insanity and nonsense, it romanticises childhood," says Mr Nowak.

So yeah, there's some movement but they are still fundamentally going to be very different.

Today, the Austrian daily newspaper Der Standard said in an editorial: "The whole country must ask itself just what is really, fundamentally going wrong".

"We are committed to the idea that the company and technology we are building is fundamentally going to reshape the Web," he said.

"The professors fundamentally went back on the values of integrity and honesty that should have been kept as an academic and professor of a national university," Byun said.

Mike O'Connor, chief executive of the customer watchdog Consumer Futures, said that this "is a good thing to do but it's not really fundamentally going to lead to cheaper energy bills".

We do believe that our platform Turo and peer-to-peer car sharing is fundamentally going to evolve car ownership and we believe that partnering with an OEM that has already expressed their deep interest and belief in this phenomenon by building their own business with Croove was a differentiator".

What fundamentally went wrong in the Bush years?

Nevertheless, it has begged the question as to what is fundamentally going on in people who manifest it, especially in regard to its genotypic, phenotypic or, more recently, its epigenetic basis.