Sentence examples for standpoint with from inspiring English sources

Penguin's acquittal has been often described, but Thomas Grant retells the story from Hutchinson's standpoint with undiminished piquancy.

"I think we were very happy from a creative standpoint with how the season ended," Cantwell says.

Hegel held Kant's philosophy to be the consummate expression of this modern standpoint, with all its debilities and risks.

"From a matchup standpoint with Monfils, probably the last place I want to play him is a clay court," Roddick said.

So from that standpoint, with what's in that locker room, yeah, I'd say there's great chemistry and that may create some magic".

The homogeneity of corporate boardrooms is generally challenged from a moral standpoint, with the argument that diversity is important in and of itself.

Since he believes, moreover, that "most piano works should not be interpreted merely in keyboard terms" that most composers for the piano, titans included, have approached the instrument from extra-pianistic standpoints, with the voice or the orchestra in mind, this, too, must be taken into account in arriving at a proper apprehension of a score.

First, is characterizing standpoints with reference to biological differences inherently and onerously deterministic, so that one's body inescapably delineates one's cognitive destiny?

An asymptotic homogenization theory is employed to evaluate the permeability from both macro- and microscopic standpoints with the help of the finite-element method (FEM).

Self-propelled, active colloidal systems are of great current interest from both fundamental as well as practical standpoints, with potential applications in nanomachinery, nanoscale assembly, robotics, fluidics, and chemical/biochemical sensing.

From that standpoint, and with the expected interruption in business, the additional location makes sense.