Sentence examples for of something fundamental from inspiring English sources

Choueiri, my friend said, had broken the code of something fundamental about the reproduction of sound, and so I went to Princeton, where he has two laboratories, to seek him out.

So many glimpses beyond the usual in any year are the mark of something fundamental going on.

This is a first for Silicon Valley, and it is the start of something fundamental – we are not just creating whole new categories, but reconfiguring non-technology ones as well.

Our research contributes to the idea that the benefits of learning music can extend to something fundamental, like how language is processed," Gabrieli says.

It was one of those statistics that offers a clue to something fundamental about our past.

The volatility of Pakistan's history makes me cautious of claiming that something fundamental has changed, but I suspect it may have.

When 10 percent of your retail buyers depart over the course of a year, something fundamental is at work.

But at the turn of the century, something fundamental changed and we began to see scarier, crazier, darker forms of the American way of life.

The events of 9/11 highlighted something fundamental, as far as I was concerned.

His style also resonates in the marmoreal figures of Picasso's neoclassical period; and his way of seeming to capture something fundamental, once and for all, reminds me of abstract paintings by Piet Mondrian.

Small wonder that people can suffer dental mortification and feel that the state of their teeth says something fundamental about themselves.