Sentence examples for sympathetic standpoint from inspiring English sources
In these books he described and narrated President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal from a sympathetic standpoint.
Although he opens his book with the line "The Glazers may not be the ideal owners of Manchester United", Nayani accepts it is written from a sympathetic standpoint towards the Americans, even though it was done without their, or United's input.
"From a partisan standpoint, those who are sympathetic to abortion rights and union rights may look at this and say, at least the battle's been postponed for a year," Wheeler said.
More serious from the standpoint of those generally sympathetic to communitarian aspirations, however, is the question of what exactly this has to do with community.
Some have suggested early enucleation of the injured eye to improve visual prognosis of the sympathizing eye [17], while others note that reviews of sympathetic ophthalmia cases from a histology standpoint show no benefit from enucleation of the exciting eye [39].
Addams believed recognizing alternative standpoints was important in promoting social progress through sympathetic understanding.
Wariness of the fractionating and centrifugal forces in postmodernism has led some feminists sympathetic to postmodernism to seek middle, more stable grounds that feminist empiricists, standpoint theorists, and postmodernists can share.
In fact, he is far less sympathetic than Gallagher to the university teaching of journalism in his polemic in the March issue of Standpoint, Flogging a dead degree.
From an autonomic standpoint, the Gomes et al. findings suggested predominance of parasympathetic cardiac modulations even during exercise, when sympathetic effects were expected to dominate [ 5].
From a neurological standpoint.
