Sentence examples for which were fundamentally from inspiring English sources

He belonged to no school, but he tentatively explored systems, including serialism, which were fundamentally alien to him.

And they had to do two things which were fundamentally counter-intuitive; prioritise protecting the population rather than trying to defeat the enemy; secondly, reach out to the armed groups which were killing civilians and soldiers.

When Portuguese and Spanish authorities subsequently seized the collective farms -- which were fundamentally different form Serra's California missions -- some Jesuits died defending them, an incident dramatized in another film, The Mission.

There are fundamental aspects, when you compare the highway system of one country to another, which are fundamentally different.

Which is fundamentally one-and-a-half starters each.

That's not counting Secret Cinema events, which are fundamentally different in nature.

The same could be said of Breathing Lessons, which is fundamentally a portrait of a marriage.

There are gaps in our knowledge, and many scientific uncertainties, some of which are fundamentally unknowable.

The media have multiple, overlapping roles which are fundamentally shaped by local contexts.

We believe this is a tax on committed public sector workers, which is fundamentally unjust.

Autonomy was born there too".What you will find in Cambridge is something which is fundamentally clever," says Mr Lynch.