And anyone who wants to lead should also understand that fundamentally, this is an issue of morality," she said while accepting the Champion of the Century Award during the group's 100th anniversary gala.
Fundamentally, this is an ideas paper in which we revisit the sun compass concept and suggest that while birds almost certainly do use a time-compensated sun compass in the classical sense, this does not exclude the possibility that they use solar cues in other ways for orientation.
More fundamentally, this is a show that flaunts the notion of liberal sympathies while cruising on commerce.
"In no way can I change the world, but I can send a message of beauty — because, fundamentally, this is a message of hope.
Almost everything is the answer but, most fundamentally, this is a film set in 1869, filmed in 1999 and with a script that sounds like 1965, when the US TV series which was never shown here was launched.
But, fundamentally, this is a solid management team.
Slowly, incrementally, MasterChef invests you into its central stress – fundamentally, this is a show where the worst thing that can happen is a sauce splits, or some meat is a bit underdone, but in the MC kitchen these disasters are akin to death – tugging you into its conceit, until, oh: you find yourself, hands clasped against your chest, gasping as a Scottish PE teacher fucks up a langoustine.
Slowly, incrementally, Masterchef invests you into its central stress – fundamentally, this is a show where the worst thing that can happen is a sauce splits, or some meat is a bit underdone, but in the MC kitchen these disasters are akin to death – tugging you into its conceit, until, oh: you find yourself, hands clasped against your chest, gasping as a Scottish PE teacher fucks up a langoustine.
But, more fundamentally, this was a get-together of the middle-class establishment paying tribute to those of their own who had attained the pinnacle of social success.
"We believe the world has not fundamentally changed but that this is a short-term crisis," he added.
