Sentence examples for the fundaments from inspiring English sources
The word 'fundaments' is generally not used in written English. However, the phrase 'fundamental principles' is a commonly used phrase that can be used in a variety of contexts. For example: "The fundamental principles of democracy are important for the success of our society."
Remarkably restrained as a politician, as a writer Yizhar questioned the fundaments of the Zionist enterprise.
The dinner party might be dead, but the fundaments of domestic edible pleasure will endure for ever and ever.
But the Black Ops series has always toyed with the fundaments of the series, and this is an interesting step toward something slightly more complicated.
And it's not just the character progression system that borrows from RPG convention – the fundaments of the genre are there in structure of the game, too.
Real politics is surely more visceral, bound up with the fundaments of the way people think about themselves, and their place in the world.
His manic street preaching has been one of the fundaments of a band who, in turn, have long been a cardinal point of good taste in guitar music.
"It is extremely worrying as this is the fundament of EU environmental legislation".
Kancheli's programme note talked of "making the fundament visible"; this piece just disappeared up it.
Paradox was the fundament of Surrealism and Magritte was the most paradoxical of all its proponents.
"This weakens the fundament of a monetary union built on individual fiscal responsibility," Mr. Weidmann said in a statement.
He calls America's founding a "grand compromise": compromise, for him, is not an eroding of principle for the sake of getting something done but a principle in itself — the certainty of uncertainty, the fundament of union.
