Sentence examples for standpoint of where from inspiring English sources

"I'm not looking at my legacy from the standpoint of where I fit in with the greatest of all-time.

From the standpoint of where they've been, modest steps to change their model may seem like great leaps for Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo.

"From the standpoint of where we started, when toxicogenomics was just a really neat tool, we've moved the tool forward," says William Suk, director of the Center for Risk and Integrated Studies in the Division of Extramural Research and Training (CRIS/DERT) at the NIEHS.

"He was, and is, a great governor from the standpoint of knowing where to put the emphasis: on prosecuting the criminal use of guns".

Bob Michel, who was minority leader for the rest of Mr. Lott's years in the House, said today that he had been "a darned good whip from the standpoint of knowing where everybody was".

And it's a very robust platform from the standpoint of economics and where people are going and so forth.

This is especially clear in Epistle 9, which portrays the "ideal wise man" from the standpoint of the encyclopedia, where moral edification is never separated from theoretical teaching.

I've been reading an article you wrote in September's issue of Standpoint magazine, where you make many claims for what you're doing to the education system in England.

He adds, conversely, that from the standpoint of an ascetic, mystical consciousness where only knowledge remains and where "the will [to live] has vanished," that the physical world itself, with all of its suns and galaxies "is — nothing".

Judgment is for Rickert the place where the standpoint of immanence is necessarily broken and the genuine meaning of transcendence becomes manifest.

Where the standpoint of the privileged tends to represent existing social inequalities as natural and necessary, the standpoint of the disadvantaged correctly represents them as socially contingent, and shows how they could be overcome.