Sentence examples for A different standpoint from inspiring English sources

The discovery is valuable from a different standpoint, he said — the development of undersea life.

I look at it from a different standpoint to begin with, though.

Quite frankly bars haven´t got that, haven´t realized how they could take a different standpoint.

We're better at saying how is this issue – how is it that others could view it from a different standpoint?

The latest attempt to achieve better integration and to explore options through the new care models arguably starts from a different standpoint.

You are going to find out things that now you will see with a different view, from a different standpoint, a different perspective.

Approaching the matter from a somewhat different standpoint, is the employee's right to be free to join a labor union any more sacred, or more securely founded upon the Constitution, than his right to work for whom he will, or to be idle if he will?

In his maiden speech as incoming president of the Society of Editors last November, the Mail's executive managing editor, Robin Esser, also attacked Ofcom – albeit from a rather different standpoint.

Equally interesting, from a wholly different standpoint, was the fabulous Jessicca, so good her parents chose to afford her an extra "c" in her name and unfashionably geeky tresses.

"They're doing it from a totally different standpoint – like, 'If I get this band or this collaboration, it'll totally move the needle for getting butts in seats to see the movie.

From a very different standpoint (i.e., that of liberal Protestantism), the German theologian Albrecht Ritschl (1822 89) made an apologetic defense of Christianity in his attempt to analyze theological utterances as essentially affirming value judgments.