Sentence examples for shared fundamental from inspiring English sources

Humans have culturally shared fundamental affective sentiments about identities, behaviours, and objects, and they act so that the transient affective sentiments created during interactions confirm the fundamental sentiments.

He said he needed to explore whether he and Mr. Bush shared "fundamental agreements on things that allow me to express the enthusiasm which I want to express".

The rest of the country lived for more than 150 years under the illusion that it shared fundamental values with the Arab center.

Copies of the memorandum of agreement were sent to the orchestras and musicians over the weekend, together with an introductory letter that includes a set of starkly worded "shared fundamental beliefs about our industry" that led to the discussions.

Being human, there are of course conflicts – but the movement remains remarkably united by a shared fundamental philosophy that has been central to the development of the internet, and is still hugely influential in companies like Google.

The open-ended rules -- submissions could be color or black and white, film or digital, journalistic or artistic -- allowed for an array of techniques and styles, but the photographs that caught our attention all shared fundamental traits: an original vision combined with magnificent execution.

Because we share fundamental values — democracy, respect for individual rights and the rule of law — our friendship can sustain occasional disagreements, and remain unassailably solid.

Although many cancers share fundamental features, the cancers of each organ system have unique characteristics that affect their diagnosis and treatment.

"I don't see it developing, simply because the U.S. and China do not share fundamental values in common, either domestically or internationally," said David Shambaugh, a politics professor at George Washington University.

The way in which these movements are incorporated into displays is generally species specific, but species on the islands of Jamaica and Puerto Rico also share fundamental aspects in display design, resulting in two general display types.

These communities share fundamental views about the nature of their disciplines and what is important within them.