Sentence examples for conventional standpoints from inspiring English sources
Even the controversial Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek, always ready to invert the conventional standpoints of the majority into sheer impudence, has come to see more and more hidden advantages of European culture – especially when it comes to the question of how to treat refugees crossing the old continent.
The show has plenty of interesting things to say about love and desire, but there's a Seth Rogen-sized elephant in the room: from a conventional standpoint, Jacobs, with her TV star good looks, is much more physically attractive than any of the men she's involved with.
However, from the conventional standpoint, it claims that the two truths are distinct in the sense that they are incompatible with their unity.
He's beginning to present a leadership profile that doesn't make sense from a conventional standpoint -- dissing NATO as a bunch of free riders on the American dime at a time when the transatlantic alliance needs strengthening -- but might prove appealing to a less than sophisticated mass audience.
From a conventional medical standpoint, the rise of digital medicine is worrying, say some.
Therefore, pouring private R&D dollars into large-scale trials that definitely classify substances doesn't make sense from a conventional intellectual property standpoint.
However, from the standpoint of conventional research methodologies, the numbers of participants usually has been too restricted to make firm judgments about the likely efficacy of particular complementary and alternative therapies.
The first two natures provide an argument for Yogācāra's empirical and practical standpoint (vyavahāra), conventional truth and the third nature an argument for its ultimate truth.
But I figured, Frank Herbert's book is not your conventional television material, and from a stylistic standpoint this is not your conventional television treatment.
In-situ metal matrix composites (MMCs) offer significant advantages over conventional MMCs from both a technical and an economic standpoint.
In an engineer standpoint the comparison of results between the conventional FMEA and Fuzzy Developed FMEA (FDFMEA) suggests that the risky failure modes accompanied with FDFMEA yield a more reliable result.
