Sentence examples for classic standpoint from inspiring English sources

Usher commented that he chose to work with collaborators who know "... how to interpret R&B from a jazz standpoint, an old school throwback standpoint, a new school point, a traditional classic standpoint ..."....

Marxism offers the classic model of a standpoint theory, claiming an epistemic privilege over fundamental questions of economics, sociology, and history on behalf of the standpoint of the proletariat (Marx 1964, Lukács 1971).

From the standpoint of classic nucleation theory, the photochemical production of UFPs in highly polluted areas such as Los Angeles is a somewhat surprising finding, considering that the preexisting high surface area of the urban aerosol would act as a condensational sink for precursors that would be responsible for the formation of UFPs.

For years, the Internet modestly chipped away at classic media, both from a consumption standpoint and through its increasing share of the advertising pie.

This guy was a honeypot target, and its surprising that those who made the decisions to ignore the FBI chose to do so, because he's a clear vulnerability from a national security standpoint in the most classic sense.

What else will fans get to experience from a digital standpoint starting with the Winter Classic and then going into the playoffs?

She set out what was to become a classic tripartite taxonomy of feminist epistemologies: feminist empiricism, feminist standpoint theory and feminist postmodernism.

From a neurological standpoint.

The change, at least from an artistic standpoint, came in the mid 1970's, when the director Michael Bennett did a workshop on a musical and ended up with a classic: "A Chorus Line," which ran for nearly 15 years on Broadway.

From a medical standpoint, it was inexplicable.

From a Celtic standpoint, I got that.