Sentence examples for no starting point from inspiring English sources

Doubting both the evidence of the senses and the possibility of understanding, Agrippa concluded that human beings have no starting point for obtaining knowledge.

What is it that you're saying if you say (and I do, in this case) there can be no starting point for negotiations?

He doesn't have the power of an O'Connell or Richie Gray but he has an understanding of the line-out, where to win the ball and if you can't win the ball there is simply no starting point.

And since the past is beginningless, it has no starting point and is infinite.

And when you implement Yammer, there is no starting point because there is no content.

There is no starting point to discover commonalities, to build, to connect.

Some of us argue we were born less fortunate with little or no starting points.

Since moral nihilists question all of our beliefs in moral wrongness, they leave us with no starting points on which to base arguments against them without begging the question at issue.

The Mustang line is a no-brainer starting point for introducing this tech.

A district-wide advisory committee is a terrific and no-cost starting point for any district that wants to improve their substitute teacher situation.

They've also put together a roster that is structurally flawed -- too many power forwards, no true starting point guard and no outside shooting off the bench.