Sentence examples for i think fundamentally from inspiring English sources

"I think fundamentally the labor contracts make it extremely difficult to deliver high-quality education".

It's far harder that way round, and I think fundamentally the car we've got is good".

I think fundamentally 'Bluebeard' is a metaphor about the tender and cruel relationship between men and women".

To focus on the degree of disagreement, rather than on the degree of consensus, is, I think, fundamentally misguided.

He adds: "I can't write a good play without a social, political or economic idea at its heart, which I think fundamentally matters".

Me: I think fundamentally it changes the whole paradigm of how a society should run and what is the driving force of a society, what is the driving force of politics.

"I don't think fundamentally anything has changed from the pessimism of yesterday," said Matt Brown, head of equity management at Wilmington Trust.

"I don't think fundamentally that the city actually values places like 35th North.

"But a transaction like this, I think, is fundamentally anticompetitive".

"I think we fundamentally would not allow this scenario," said Alexander Lukashevich, its  Foreign Ministry spokesman.

"I think we fundamentally would not allow this scenario," foreign ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said.