Sentence examples for Individual standpoint from inspiring English sources
From the individual standpoint life insurance is a means by which an estate may be created immediately for one's heirs and dependents.
"So it was great from a team standpoint and also an individual standpoint of coming up big in a big game".
"On an individual standpoint, I would love to play better in the first half, but whenever I get the opportunity to step up for my team, that is what I am going to do.
The new thinker aims to grasp all beings within the "whole horizon" of her individual standpoint, but her standpoint remains that of an individual human being.
Faced with the reductive tendencies of the "old thinking" Rosenzweig proposes a "new thinking" that pursues knowledge of God, world, and the self in their interrelations, from out of the individual standpoint of the human being in time.
Let's call it like it is: while not perfect, the iPhone is a joy to use from an individual standpoint, whether it's for business or personal reasons, and all the other device manufacterers are (or should be) playing catch-up when it comes to physical design, UI and general ease-of-use of navigation.
Elsewhere Nishida made clear that his vision was of a multicultural world where neither the West would subsume the East, nor vice versa (NKZ XIV, 404 5), where "various cultures, while maintaining their own individual standpoints, would develop themselves through the mediation of the world" (NKZ VII, 452 53).
She does not transcend her individual, finite standpoint in order to attain a standpoint that would pretend to be Absolute.
That makes good sense from an individual's standpoint but does nothing to increase economic activity.
Given the variation in their choices about weight, being either fat or thin may be desirable from the individual's standpoint as adhering to the norms of weight set by doctors and the public health community.
The study reveals Itza' protective attitudes that appear to contradict the "tragedy of the commons" model: "given that other people (Ladinos, Q'eqchi') do not protect the trees that Itza' do, Itza' conservation behavior does not seem to make sense from the individual's standpoint" (ibid).
