Sentence examples for from a standpoint of a from inspiring English sources

"We've attacked this from a standpoint of a television show, and what looks best on television," he said.

"I come at space from a standpoint of a romantic belief that it really is part of our destiny," Mr. Gingrich said in his speech on Wednesday.

If you are looking at this from a standpoint of a fiduciary, you may say, "It's more painful to lose than it is the pleasure of winning".

They are written from a standpoint of not being certain, and it's a very good wav to convince.

The device used a more refined detonation system, and Brennan said "it was a threat from a standpoint of the design".

Nossiter writes from a standpoint of moral neutrality that is an asset for a reporter but a liability for an author.

And all because of this Prius, which was a good technological achievement but above all a brilliant, brilliant move from a standpoint of changing your corporate image".

"I think it is a pretty significant issue from a standpoint of potential contagion from the sovereign or banking issues," said Keith B. Hembre, the chief economist and chief investment strategist at First American Funds.

"From a standpoint of being able to defend against an external threat, they have very limited to little capability, quite frankly," Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III, the departing American commander in Iraq, said in an interview after the ceremony.

Surface organization of block copolymer micelles with cross-linking core was also described from a standpoint of the preparation of a new functional surface-coating with a unique macromolecular architecture.

"I've got a strong record on immigration from a standpoint of clearly being a rule of law person," he said.