Sentence examples for higher point of from inspiring English sources

The phenomenal world and finite individuals, though empirically real, are—from the higher point of view merely false appearances.

This could be owing to its higher point of zero charge, which is more favorable for the uptake of the anionic dye.

The reference slab (S0) where no cutout was made showed higher point of initial cracking than the rest of all tested slabs due to the presence of cutout that reduces the slab stiffness.

What if there was a way to adjust the head height so that people in wheelchairs could choose to have a higher point of vision than they do in everyday life, enabling them to see and reach more clearly within the VR world, and have more access to their VR surroundings?

Maddy motivates her naturalism by appeal to the "fundamental spirit that underlies all naturalism: the conviction that a successful enterprise, be it science or mathematics, should be understood or evaluated on its own terms, that such an enterprise should not be subject to criticism from, and does not stand in need of support from, some external, supposedly higher point of view" (1997, 184).

Education involves also tolerance: the transfer of tradition is a preference within one community, not an expression of an absolute higher point of view above other communities, also a preference among others within that community independent of that tradition (ibid., 229).

Early 1946 was the high point of conciliation.

That's the high point of meaning.

What was your high point of 2012?

Was there a high point of the protest for you?

This was the high point of the concert.