Sentence examples for standpoint when from inspiring English sources

The disappointment came from a physical standpoint when I stopped playing tennis.

"From an institutional standpoint, when we have something like this that comes up, I can't hide," Selig said.

"But from a new construction standpoint, when you look at the numbers and the tax credits and things out there, it really becomes a no-brainer".

From a team standpoint, when you see your coach doing that, taking chances like that, he's trusting the players that they'll make the plays.

"From our standpoint, when you look at the ratings when Venus and Serena play, they are extremely high," Richard Williams said when reached by telephone.

Making a regular practice of having executives actually return money is bad from a morale standpoint when the issue is not a matter of fraud or bad reporting.

Equally ominous, from a psychological standpoint, was when he decided he needed a more convincing reason to get out of wrestling practice than the excuses he was trading in.

The beauty of this anti-establishment standpoint is, when any mainstream media source seeks to challenge the collective beliefs of the movement, it's merely used as further evidence that journalists are untrustworthy and aloof.

"The guys were always bigger and stronger than I was, so it definitely helped me from that standpoint because when you're a kid playing against grown men, the first thing they do is try to get physical with you.

"Only from the standpoint that when I go out to watch guys shoot, you won't come over and ask me those questions every night," Walsh told a roomful of reporters Wednesday, a day after the Knicks released Marbury and ended his turbulent career in New York.

[Of course, this normative standpoint strategy, when developed in its strongest form, is specious.