Sentence examples for is fundamentally part of from inspiring English sources
"There's a way in which suppressing it from the public is fundamentally part of the point," Mr. Sanders said.
A social entrepreneur knows that he or she is fundamentally part of an interconnected whole.
However, the fabric of our night life, theaters, bars, nightclubs and pop up street festivals is fundamentally part of who we are - and should be celebrated.
But as an Athenian, I must write that it is heartbreaking to see my city torn apart while 300 people, most of whom are fundamentally part of the problem, decide on dubious solutions without any form of mandate, even in the loosest sense of indirect democracy.
All these fronts are fundamentally part of the same fight.
Mindfulness and meditation, which is the practice of paying attention, on purpose, moment-to-moment, in a way that is non-judgmental and non-reactive [ 12], are fundamentally parts of Buddhism.
"I think one element that would have to be part of any post-Saddam process would be, in effect, the analog to de-Nazification, to take out the people at the top of the Iraqi regime who are so fundamentally part of Saddam's entourage that their remaining in power would have the problem persist".
The government's direct action policy is fundamentally flawed, and part of this flaw is the lack of a cap.
You realize that the things you like are not random, they are fundamentally a part of what you are supposed to do here.
The role is fundamentally a subservient role and is part of a film that is a Southern racial fantasy".
He explained: "Climate is fundamentally the distributions of weather.
