Sentence examples for if fundamentally from inspiring English sources

Sam Cox makes a wonderfully fiery, if fundamentally good-hearted, Haddock.

They said: "A system that allows our most vulnerable citizens to experience such basic failures in care if fundamentally flawed.

But moments later he adds, "They know it's all bullshit," and wonders if "fundamentally, it's a hostage situation.

Elsewhere during the segment, Oliver also poked fun at the DNC, saying it "showed the Democrats to be a coalition of constantly squabbling if fundamentally like-minded Katy Perry fans".

The blackout in New York in July of 1977 and the movement in Italy that year are both "events" that could be seen as occurring without leaders and heroes, and it was interesting to me that they were contemporaneous, if fundamentally different.

Versailles — which is projected to cover ninety thousand square feet, with thirty bathrooms, a bowling alley, and a sushi bar — is the dream home of David Siegel, a strangely endearing, if fundamentally deplorable, Florida time-share mogul, and his wife, Jackie, a winningly confidential former Mrs. Florida and mother of eight, who is thirty-one years her husband's junior.

Even if we fundamentally disagree on Iraq.

"Even if you fundamentally disagree with him, you find yourself nodding along," said Nicky Morgan.

He looked at me as if I fundamentally misunderstood the nature of his predicament.

"We can reach this goal only if we fundamentally upgrade our energy system," she said in Parliament.

It's virtually impossible to develop a deep connection to anyone if you fundamentally don't care about them.