Sentence examples for starting point point from inspiring English sources

As articulated by Dorothy Smith in the early 1970s and subsequently elaborated by Harding (1991, 2004a), this is a recommendation to take women's everyday lives as a "starting point" point for research: focus on those aspects of social life and forms of understanding that typically remain "off-stage," "eclipsed" by the normatively masculine focus of conventional social sciences (Smith 1978 19877).

But that's a starting point, not an end point.

But I wanted the starting point, the point from which Nadia and Saeed's exodus occurs, to be blurry, vague.

It's really a battle over world views and starting points... my starting point is that God is the ultimate authority.

His pragmatic acceptance of Robert Moses's highway as a starting point is beside the point.

The first is a place to provide the four key pieces of information: driver versus rider, starting point, ending point and date of travel.

The Knicks averaged 7 fewer points without their starting point guard.

It's not just about knowledge; grades are a starting point but not an ending point".

He has performed solidly as the Rockets' starting point guard, averaging 11.3 points and 6 assists a game.

From our standpoint, credit ratings are a starting point — not the ending point — of sound investment research.

"The data gets us to a starting point, not an ending point," said Marc Sternberg, a deputy chancellor in the Education Department.