Judge Guido Calabresi, once his student and later a successor as Yale Law School's dean, praised him for having "that quality of nuance and subtlety that sees everything from every possible point of view".
"The pressures come from every possible point of the 360 degree compass; they come manifestly from your opponents and the other side of the House; they come from behind you from your own party; they come from the press; they come from the general public; they come from, as [Harold] Macmillan would say 'events dear boy' - some foreseeable and some completely unforeseen and unforeseeable.
But listeners followed every moment of Sarah Koenig's first season of Serial partially because it showed the view of the case from nearly every possible point of view (except that of Jay, but even that was later provided to the Intercept).
Look, Houston will probably make the playoffs, but if they want to avoid the wild card game, they need every possible point from their final five matches they can get.
In miniature, Sajid Javid's approval of touts is part of the same ideology that sees every available inch of public life exploited for profit, every transaction monetised at every possible point, from energy to entertainment, often at the expense of those least able to afford the surcharges.
Audiences brought picnic meals and sat in folding chairs to watch, or walked around the truck to see the piece from every possible vantage point.
The concept of such an all-inclusive perspective is as incoherent as the concept of seeing an object from every possible vantage point simultaneously.
It comes at the mess of modern Russian life — the story is set in the mid 1990s — from every possible entry point: petty mobsters in gold chains shaking down shopkeepers, corruption high and low, the infiltration of McDonald's, opportunistic women eager to prostitute themselves to the highest foreign bidder.
He is not saying, This is the way it objectively was from any possible point of view.
As a Polish child fleeing the Red Army in Warsaw in 1944, a teenage refugee in Berlin, a young Army major in Vietnam, the supreme commander of NATO forces in the early years of the Bosnian war and then chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the retired army general has seen war from nearly every possible vantage point.
These early deficits provide an opportunity for prophylactic therapeutic intervention in order to retard disease progression from the earliest possible point.
