Sentence examples for from every possible standpoint from inspiring English sources

In this respect the process of opinion formation is never a solitary activity; rather, it requires a genuine encounter with different opinions so that a particular issue may be examined from every possible standpoint until, as she puts it, "it is flooded and made transparent by the full light of human comprehension" (BPF, 242).

He makes throws from every possible angle.

Beasley dunks from every possible direction.

All I know is that the guy has every possible gift, from a quarterback's standpoint: great arm, mobile and smart".

"From a foreign policy standpoint, trying to find every possible way to up the ante makes sense".

"I've been convicted illegally," he said, "from every standpoint that can be imagined".

"A tremendous change and a welcome change, welcome from every standpoint," said Mr. Vallone.

Attacking people from every angle possible.

He answered with a trenchant polemic: **{:.break one} ** There is no question that Jews tried to enter into a dialogue with Germans, and from all possible perspectives and standpoints: now demanding, now pleading and imploring; now crawling on their hands and knees, now defiant; now with all possible compelling tones of dignity, now with a godforsaken lack of self-respect...

He answered with a trenchant polemic: There is no question that Jews tried to enter into a dialogue with Germans, and from all possible perspectives and standpoints: now demanding, now pleading and imploring; now crawling on their hands and knees, now defiant; now with all possible compelling tones of dignity, now with a godforsaken lack of self-respect..

"A 96-team bracket is possible from a technical standpoint," Hilby said.