Sentence examples for from every standpoint from inspiring English sources

"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.

"From every standpoint — my independence, my sense of purposefulness, my self-esteem, my life planning — this is just not what I was planning".

It makes sense from every standpoint," Kucinich told The Huffington Post when asked why he decided to run in the newly created 9th district.

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).

In April 1942 he wrote that the annexation was "...not only indefensible from every moral standpoint, but likewise extraordinarily stupid," interpreting any concession in the Baltic issue as a precedent that would lead to further border struggles in eastern Poland and elsewhere.

And yet, from Lanzmann's standpoint, every aspect of the political agitation over Algeria, and not just the question of terrorism, turned out bitterly.

By the end of his career fame was the main ingredient in his art, and from a business standpoint every artist who has come after Warhol has had to consider whether or not he is a "Warholian".

We'll look at every position from a standpoint that something is missing.

"To make them subject to deportation, or to make them look over their shoulder every time they go out on the street, wondering if they're going to get picked up by an ICE agent — it's wrong from a values standpoint, from a legal standpoint, from a discretion standpoint, and from an enforcement standpoint".

Matt Howard has won a lot of games here, and it's very little surprise to those of us that are around him every day from a preparation standpoint and from a finishing standpoint.