Sentence examples for like a fundamental from inspiring English sources

"Boom, he starts talking like a fundamental basic scientist, and he just blew everybody away".

"This is like a fundamental, universal, global principle of gastronomy you see all over the world," Dr. Breslin said.

Because the microprocessor is the brains of the computer, Placek decided that the name had to sound like a fundamental component of the machine.

The reference to the Seven Days of Creation may be in questionable taste but it reflects one way in which Yeltsin, who died in 2007, is still perceived in Russia: he was larger than life and he presided over what seemed like a fundamental transformation of the country.

It operates like a fundamental value or a "creed" that the rest of the organization uses to prioritize decisions.

Whether or not to inform those users seems like a fundamental question, yet Zuckerberg claimed to have no recollection of any discussion thereof.

Taking a look at the winning hacks, you can get a feel for what these shapers think the internet of the future will look like: as a fundamental principle, it's open; it's social, it's centred around search and it helps the everyday user make sense of their community, their government, their environment and engage in meaningful ways with their friends, neighbours and world around them.

But, if playing Owen at the head of a 4-5-1 formation is bad enough, to ask Rooney to go there as if he was some like-for-like replacement is a fundamental error.

According to Tim Montgomerie, the assiduous student of backbench opinion who writes for the website Conservative Home, a third of those now on the Conservative benches would like to see a fundamental renegotiation of the UK's relationship with Europe, and another third would like Britain to come out altogether.

"No one's really been addressing this question, even though it seems like such a fundamental one," said Simon J. Anthony, an associate research scientist at Columbia University and a researcher at EcoHealth Alliance, a New York-based scientific research organization.

Crystalline semiconductor quantum dots (QDs) can be regarded as artificial atomic-like entities, which intrigue from a fundamental point of view [1].