Sentence examples for fundamentally think from inspiring English sources

And not only do I not take the credit, I fundamentally think it's wrong to take one when there's nothing written in a film".

"I fundamentally think five years is the right time scale for static paper to be phased out and replaced by radio paper," Jacobson says.

But Mr Balls told the BBC that the measure won't work - because Mr Osborne's approach to the economy had been flawed from the beginning: "If you fundamentally think that the reason why our economy is stalled is simply because of the supply of credit to banks you might think you could sort this with monetary policy.

Let's transform how we fundamentally think of and treat women and children.

Chandler saw through Stephen, too, describing him as "a ferocious egotist … who, fundamentally, thinks only of himself".

We fundamentally thought all brick-and-mortar stores would disappear and everything dot-com would dominate.

He fundamentally thinks family comes first, that kids deserve a future.

What he is most fundamentally, I think, is a serial hands-on aesthete.

They may have packaged things differently, but fundamentally I think they are still very much focused on helping a few people, and not very bothered about most people".

A lot of people have the analytical skills, but fundamentally I think great leadership means that the people who you're leading feel you, and sometimes you don't even need to say a lot of words.

He said voters were discontented because "fundamentally, they think this country works a for a small elite, a few people at the top, and it does not work for most people".