Sentence examples for his standpoints from inspiring English sources

Schröder confirmed his standpoints in an interview with the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung on 3 May: "There's a need for a public discussion.

From his standpoint DVD could not be more welcome.

"From his standpoint as well as ours, there's a lot of anticipation," Alderson said.

From his standpoint, nothing was wrong: he was living the way he liked.

"He wanted to be very clear about that, from his standpoint as commander in chief".

Wilkerson films his investigation from his own point of view — largely, from the dashboard of his car or his standpoint in streets.

Like some wise old forest sprite, Takumi pours scorn on Arthur's attempt to understand his situation from his standpoint as a professional scientist.

When I ask Gough for a final summary of his standpoint, he says, "Truth and freedom are difficult concepts to understand.

"It's not a problem for us," the senior Mr. Wolff said of his son's situation, "but from his standpoint, he's a grown man and wants to be on his own and have privacy".

Most importantly from his standpoint, he has leveraged the western fear of regional chaos to his political advantage, by pushing aside the Palestinian issue and American calls to halt West Bank settlements.

"Is Mr Osborne suggesting that women need to be teetotal in public places in order to protect themselves?" The barrister, who lives in Somerset, apparently defended his standpoint in an interview with the Daily Mirror which quoted him as saying: "The protection in law that they have got seems to me to be twofold.