Sentence examples for playing standpoint from inspiring English sources

From a playing standpoint, I think the guys will probably be disappointed in the way things went".

"What is perceived to be tedious about football, from a playing standpoint and even from a coaching standpoint, I happen to enjoy," Tomlin tells a faceless interviewer, so stoic and steady that not one part of his body moves for minutes at a time.

I like the story, I'd like to see him come back and right the wrong, from a playing standpoint, of last year.

But that doesn't mean everything is back from a football-playing standpoint.

"From the technical standpoint — playing more percentage tennis, because she does have the ability to hit the ball incredibly hard.

But he said recently: "Something kicked in at that point, from the standpoint of playing hard and with a purpose.

Also questionable (though not from a box office standpoint) was playing this kind of music in an orchestra space filled with several thousand listeners.

I would say it's about the culture that we've built here, going into the fourth year from the standpoint that "playing like a Jet" means something, and it's not just one person — be it Rex or Karl Dunbar or Mike Pettine.

So I feel I am coming from a standpoint of playing the games to a suitably thorough extent.

"It was a nice trip, from the standpoint of just playing, period," Clark said.

From a physiological standpoint, experts said, playing in extreme cold generally affects a player's vascular system and his respiratory system — in other words, the ability to feel and his ability to breathe.