Sentence examples for proper standpoint from inspiring English sources

The proper standpoint from which to survey the virtues is the 'new moment' — what he elsewhere calls truth rather than repose (CW2 202) — in which what once seemed important may appear "trivial" or "vain" (CW2 189).

From a design standpoint, proper threading and material choices appear to be the most effective way of safely increasing the pullout strength of a standalone pedicle screw.

"As Mr. Putin in a decisive manner influences the decision of this court, it would be proper from the legal standpoint to interrogate him," said Mark Feigin, one of the lawyers.

From his standpoint, the proper people were informed and the investigation was proceeding.

"But at the same time we feel from a corporate governance standpoint this is a proper thing to put in place," he added, referring to the takeover defense.

Every departure from what has been asserted as "proper" and "fitting" from that very specific standpoint is dismissed as aberrant, and is ridiculed and subordinated.

Given a certain Strawsonian orientation, the proper strategy is to begin with the standpoint of the members of the moral community holding an agent responsible.

From their own standpoint they are right.

This is the standpoint of science, the standpoint from which philosophy proper commences, and it commences in Hegel's next book, the Science of Logic.

From the standpoint of deception attacker, we investigates how to design proper deception attack strategy to degrade the state estimation quality with communication rate constraint.

"We understand the proper way to bring something to market, not only from a [user interface/user experience] standpoint, but also from a marketing standpoint," says Miller.