You can't see what goes on when someone reads a book but it's all about sharing, fundamentally, saying to your reader, 'Look, I'm in the same boat, that's the spirit!'" England and Other Stories by Graham Swift is published by Simon & Schuster.
And I think that a film like this is fundamentally saying, do what you love to do, persevere, follow your star, don't give up, you can do it if it means that much to you".
"They have fundamentally said that the whole car was a mistake," Mr. Diamond said.
"The story has changed fundamentally," said Ken Doctor, a newspaper analyst with Outsell, a research firm.
"I don't think this is going to change anything fundamentally," said Shota Utiashvili, a spokesman for the Georgian government.
"In a sense, nothing has changed fundamentally," said Giancarlo Corsetti, a professor of macroeconomics at the University of Cambridge.
"The Japanese, they are far superior fundamentally," said Ducey, the Blue Jays' coordinator of Pacific Rim operations.
"In both cases, people had decided that the structure of the economy had changed fundamentally," said Jeffrey A. Frankel, an economist at Harvard and a former adviser to President Bill Clinton.
Fundamentally, said Larry Kramer, an assistant dean at the New York University law school, constitutional law is the examination of how a society constrains itself.
"The world is changing fundamentally," says Prokhorov.
"In effect, with bypass surgery we are changing someone's brain fundamentally," said Dr Scholtz.
