Sentence examples for standpoint the idea from inspiring English sources

LaBossiere concedes that, from a libertarian standpoint, the idea that the state can compel actions, not just forbid them, seems dubious.

Moreover, on a physiological standpoint, the idea of genes working independently (implicit in the supervised gene-by-gene approach) is very unrealistic [13] [15].

"That the Times decided that it was not going to show the cartoons — O.K., they're terrible-ass cartoons from a quality standpoint, but the idea that those thugs get offended and we just acquiesce, that was the most astonishing display of cowardice.

"That the Times decided that it was not going to show the cartoons O.K., they're terrible-ass cartoons from a quality standpoint, but the idea that those thugs get offended and we just acquiesce, that was the most astonishing display of cowardice.

From a scientific standpoint, however, the idea of "good" taste obviously doesn't really hold up.

On the contrary, being forced to subsidize an idea with which one disagrees is even more objectionable, from a First Amendment standpoint, if the idea is expressed in the government's words than in the words of a private speaker.

Standpoint theory investigates the idea that scientific knowledge is inextricably linked to perspectives arising from differences in such points of view.

From this standpoint, defenders of the idea of a just war argue that love of the neighbor and the need for a just social order will occasionally necessitate just wars.