Sentence examples for most fundamental element from inspiring English sources

The scientists "have misunderstood the most fundamental element of religious belief," he declares.

The most fundamental element of the state's rich agricultural past is being trucked off for gated estates and golf courses.

The second was a rejection of the most fundamental element in liberal economics, a defence against the over-concentration of market power.

The nominal unifying theme is line, drawing's most fundamental element, but the broader imperative that gives the show its entertaining appeal is the pursuit of novelty.

"We've taken the most fundamental element of architecture," says Danish architect Bjarke Ingels, designer of this summer's Serpentine pavilion, which opens on Friday, "and unzipped it".

Unable to master the most fundamental element of basketball -- the shot -- and making the Miami Heat's own shots seem so easy, the Nets fell for the fourth straight game, 86-80, in Continental Arena.

Others go deeper and engage jazz's most fundamental elements to achieve a singular musical vision.

On the trek, daily life was reduced to its most fundamental elements.

"These new-wave, modern bakers have given Danes a new-found interest for one of the most fundamental elements of daily life".

But here's what Blair omits: this debate is also about accountability, transparency and the most fundamental elements of democracy – not to mention the question of who the police are there to serve, and what they are meant to do.

"A trick," he called it, "billed as reform but in fact a rupture, which changed the most fundamental elements of society: protection of the family, moral and religious values, the unity of Spain".