Sentence examples for most fundamental aspect from inspiring English sources

"It has avoided dealing with the most fundamental aspect of the conflict.

"However, prisons – and especially military prisons – reinforce and impose strong gender norms – making gender the most fundamental aspect of institutional life".

But the most fundamental aspect of the enterprise is that by trying to build life, we gain a more profound understanding of its evolved nature.

Mr. Roberts is saying that the most contemporary as well as the earliest devices in the jazz tradition can be integrated and refashioned in ways that fulfill the most fundamental aspect of jazz, playing the blues.

In fact, of course, Michael Arad's design (Walker got involved only after Arad was selected as one of eight finalists, in November) did away with what had been considered the most fundamental aspect of Libeskind's original proposal, the sunken pit in which a memorial was to be placed.

The most fundamental aspect of the framework consists of an exact representation of the underlying area restrictions.

Conviviality is one of the most fundamental aspects of eating together, and I'm hard pressed to think of something sadder than eating alone, without that social rite.

Years of being sidelined and ignored, of a failure to consult over the most fundamental aspects of my working life, has left me feeling estranged.

Except for the pure gold baby herself – whose life has remained, in its most fundamental aspects, much the same as it began.

Increasing pressure from the West to modify life in Dodoth is influencing three of the most fundamental aspects of its culture --families, clage, & "age sets".

"The provision and receipt of health care may therefore reflect some of the most fundamental aspects of a culture," the two archaeologists wrote in The International Journal of Paleopathology.