Sentence examples for were too fundamental from inspiring English sources

But Marc Tumminelli, 30, who runs a Manhattan acting school for children, said he was concerned that the musical's problems were too fundamental to be corrected quickly.

Liz Kendall, the Blairite candidate, predicted that a Corbyn leadership would end in electoral failure and repeated her pledge that she would not serve on his frontbench since their political differences on the economy and foreign policy were too fundamental.

Besides, a lot of remarks were too fundamental to reject, although some made by a minority of experts.

But the questions themselves are too fundamental to be ignored.

The issues are too fundamental to let narrow internal advantage become the primary consideration.

My disagreement with that action at this time is too fundamental to permit me to act otherwise.

This bias may be too fundamental an aspect of our experience for us ever to overcome it completely.

You need not agree with an organization's every principle, of course, but the matter in this case is too fundamental -- and too cruel -- to tolerate.

Pai said that while there was a bipartisan consensus on a free and open internet the issue was too "fundamental … for us five unelected representatives to decide".

Liberty is too fundamental a cornerstone of our civilisation to be claimed by either left or right; every part of the political spectrum must co-own it.

Republicans said the flexibility demanded by President Bush was too fundamental to bargain away and once again suggested that by disagreeing, Democrats were not concentrating on national security.