Sentence examples for go fundamentally from inspiring English sources
Eurobonds might sound great to Greece, but they go fundamentally against Germany's approach to resolving the crisis.
Defending the conference organization, Warren H. Lindner, an American environmentalist who is coordinating a parallel fair of private groups in Rio, said today: "The momentum toward Rio is much too great for it to go fundamentally off track.
The Oculus Go fundamentally feels like a miniature Oculus Rift.
They need to admit that something has gone fundamentally wrong".
When something goes fundamentally wrong, the British laugh at it.
By ignoring irreducible uncertainty, modern economics had gone fundamentally off course.
"Something appears to have gone fundamentally wrong inside the Defense Department," Mr. Waxman said in a statement.
It goes fundamentally against one of the Leveson principles, which is independent self-regulation.
They need to admit that something has gone fundamentally wrong in the supply chain and take remedial action.
"We're in politics because we believe something has gone fundamentally wrong with our country!" he declared, to raucous applause, before describing immigration's lead part in that.
What emerges as the theme of the show has less to do with Shakespeare than with stagecraft; the whole confusion of human nature, the natural world and unnatural spirits goes fundamentally unexplored.
