In those moments you feel fundamentally human, trying to resist a force of nature.

One by one, traits thought to be fundamentally human - language, tool use, altruism, culture - have been discovered in chimps and bonobos.

Classification, in general, speaks to something fundamentally human.

Churchgoing helps you to remember that fundamentally human truth.

And it's true we are fundamentally human.

For that, the role of teachers and parents remains fundamentally important.

Selecting a moral philosophy was thus a fundamentally important consideration when founding a college.

Around 1630 chlorine gas was first synthesized in a chemical reaction, but not recognized as a fundamentally important substance.

Estuarine ecosystems are fundamentally important and necessary to protect through the management of freshwater inflow because of the many ecosystem services they produce.

In general, symmetry in physics, invariance, and conservation laws, are fundamentally important constraints for formulating physical theories and models.

The single currency was always fundamentally incompatible with nation state sovereignty.

It ruled his crimes were 'fundamentally incompatible' with him caring for patients.

For love and hurry are fundamentally incompatible.

Yet these components are fundamentally incompatible.

The ruling created chaos by shackling the state with two fundamentally incompatible water allocation systems.

They go underground for a period before resurfacing in slightly different guise but fundamentally unchanged.

Every day, millions of office workers use a computer to type into a word processor, a piece of software that has remained fundamentally unchanged for decades.

If a piece of technology remains fundamentally unchanged for more than a century, it's inevitable that one day it will be as perfect as it's going to get.

The basic principles of official supervision, merchant transportation established at this time lasted fundamentally unchanged until the 20th century.

These areas remained fundamentally unchanged in 2009.

It's fundamentally unfair that the government takes such a large cut from an estate after an individual has died.

Four human rights groups issued a joint statement yesterday calling for the immediate release of the five, denouncing the trial as 'fundamentally unfair'.

He said a blanket exclusion of those who have been through previous redress schemes was 'fundamentally unfair' because compensation was decided upon by banks who were guilty of the misconduct.

But for a court to decide a case by reliance on evidence that one side has not had a chance to challenge may well amount to a fundamentally unfair hearing.

She was critical of the household charge describing it as a fundamentally unfair one.

That we are fundamentally weak and needy creatures.

While orders for electrical equipment and other durables, including timber, strengthened, manufacturing remained fundamentally weak, given the cost of oil and the strong dollar.

Certain combinations of rotor order, stepping and initial key were fundamentally weaker than others.

Honourable motives do not turn a fundamentally wrong action into a 'right' wrong.

Is doing something fundamentally wrong justifiable if you believe you are ultimately in the right?

Or was there something fundamentally wrong with me?

Yet isn't there something fundamentally wrong with this approach?

Was there anything fundamentally wrong with his selection pre-match?