Sentence examples for different standpoint than from inspiring English sources
However, we approach the problem from a rather different standpoint than other recent attempts to clarify the definition (Academy of Medical Sciences, 2014).
"[Kemp] has never voted for LGBT rights or any sort of equality matters that would make me want to vote for him, whereas Stacey has voted for those policies for more than a decade, and she knows minorities, and she knows equality and has a different standpoint that I can back," Cowsert told me.
As current or former users of mental health services the additional researchers brought a different standpoint to the analysis processes than did the first author; all three researchers had extensive experience of university-based mental health research.
The discovery is valuable from a different standpoint, he said — the development of undersea life.
I look at it from a different standpoint to begin with, though.
Wallace et al. (2003) examined this issue from a different standpoint.
There are, to be sure, ways of looking at the world from different standpoints.
"There are obviously tensions on the panel, because we are coming from different standpoints.
Every statement is regarded as having these seven values, considered from different standpoints.
I don't have anything against aggressive promiscuity, incidentally, just the peculiar juxtaposition of those two very different standpoints.
You always experience an object from a standpoint, and you can experience one and the same object from different standpoints.
