Sentence examples for beyond the standpoint from inspiring English sources

Hegel clearly thinks that there is a way of cognitively relating to history in a way that goes beyond the standpoint of consciousness and the understanding the standpoint of what we now think of as informing scientific history.

The crimes Sandusky was convicted of — sexually attacking 10 young boys over a number of years, some of them in campus athletic facilities — are also far beyond anything the N.C.A.A. has ever become involved with from the standpoint of punishment.

He told the Guardian his campaign "was better positioned from the standpoint of being able to take this race beyond Iowa" than it was at the same time four years ago.

The feature also is interesting from the standpoint of a company looking to move its assistant beyond just a voice interface.

But that's speaking from the standpoint of a daughter.

From the standpoint of an advertiser, this makes perfect sense.

"From a budgetary standpoint and from the standpoint of voter interest, we felt at a disadvantage," said a party spokeswoman.

From a public-health standpoint, that is, and from the standpoint of dealing with seriously annoying things.

This is a legitimate perspective from the standpoint of faith.

From the standpoint of responsible forecasting, this is a mistake.

This is clearly the standpoint of authority rather than the standpoint of freedom (see 1.5).