Sentence examples for a very different standpoint from inspiring English sources

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.

See Roache (1999) for an argument to the effect that the apparently very different standpoints of Dennett and Mellor are in fact reconcilable.

I don't have anything against aggressive promiscuity, incidentally, just the peculiar juxtaposition of those two very different standpoints.

This is a very different approach than reading from a critical standpoint.

"That is a very different process and that's much more acceptable from my standpoint," Wilcox said.

"You will have a very different Federal Reserve if you have them doing all the regulation from a prudential standpoint, especially considering now that their main role is in the area of monetary policy," he said in answer to a question.

"A very different city".

A very different proposition.

A very different experience.

A very different world.

The diagnostic terms of psychiatry have been introduced at various stages of the discipline's development and from very different theoretical standpoints.