Sentence examples for a standpoint of from inspiring English sources

Comedy begins from a standpoint of reason, without reason it's impossible to identify what's absurd.

"However, from a standpoint of society, it's very important to have that there.

It's often assumed that critics write from a standpoint of expertise.

Parker told Ebony that those initial remarks came from a "standpoint of ignorance".

From a standpoint of being selfish right now, yeah, we'd like to be playing, sure".

"From a standpoint of the league," Coughlin added, "I don't have any complaints with the system.

In short, he has dared to direct King Lear (Stratford-upon-Avon) from a standpoint of moral neutrality.

They are written from a standpoint of not being certain, and it's a very good wav to convince.

"You have to look at it from a standpoint of what we've been trying to do here.

"We've attacked this from a standpoint of a television show, and what looks best on television," he said.

The whole 12-man squad has a feel of continuity about it, which is a standpoint of Trevor Bayliss.