Sentence examples for its fundamental point from inspiring English sources

Randall Roark Miami, Feb. 16, 2010 To the Editor: It would be a mistake to dismiss the Tea Party movement as a part of the lunatic fringe, as inane as some of its complaints may be, because it is right on its fundamental point: our elected representatives no longer represent our interests.

The British can help with this! Contrary to the idea that the gap year is a character-building opportunity, Americans need to grasp its fundamental point: the industrial-scale export of teenagers prior to college is not a search for wisdom or themselves, but for the elusive gap year anecdote.

But his fundamental point about wages endures.

More impressed was Austen expert Paula Byrne, who called the novel "intelligent, amusing and well-written" in the Times, though voicing "disappointment" that its author "misses the fundamental point that Northanger Abbey is actually a defence of the novel".

But that misses the fundamental point that its overwhelming strength comes from its ownership of vast datasets – and that data has often been acquired under exclusive deals or with ill-informed consent.

"Hitler's dictatorship differed in one fundamental point from all its predecessors in history.

Laurence Bachmann Oceanside I like this question a lot, because it gets at the fundamental point of the piece.

Never mind that that is not as easy as it sounds – it is also to miss the fundamental point.

The "sad" camp thinks that the fundamental point about Russia is its weakness.

I think that's the fundamental point that it's there.

Happily, it appears that the Bloomberg administration has grasped the fundamental point that "if you build it, they will come".