Sentence examples for standpoint of sentiment from inspiring English sources

Thus, rather than approach the question of the worth of Africans from the standpoint of sentiment, Cooper raises the existential and phenomenological question of the value of human persons, particularly persons of African descent in the American context.

From the standpoint of analyst sentiment, this is a standard transformative acquisition story (so transformative from our point of view as to make the financial filed up till now largely useless when it comes to evaluating RICE).

And what of sentiment?

"A GROUNDSWELL of sentiment for peace".

There's a real improvement of sentiment".

They are afraid of sentiment.

This is only partly out of sentiment.

Verdicts of sentiment lack a truth-value.

What measure of sentiment do you prefer?

A few participants took this sentiment a step further, warning that: 'We could even argue from an ethical or legal standpoint of course that we're obligated to ensure that there's appropriate communication' (90615).

The song is undeniably connected with the Champions League (Thompson said one study by his company showed that 98 percent of Europeans surveyed could identify the anthem), and from the standpoint of providing gravity to the Champions League games, the song appears to arouse from players, coaches and fans a general sentiment of respect and appreciation.