Sentence examples for those standpoints from inspiring English sources

South London's Kero Kero Bonito suggest that those standpoints don't have to be mutually exclusive: Build It Up is a hyper-cute bilingual song that sounds like it was written by a bi-curious Toad from Super Mario and that primary school teacher from Balamory.

"Explain those things from the standpoint of the young and poor - those who haven't achieved the dream yet".

"Progress and development," he writes, "need to be measured from the standpoint of those at the bottom of the mountain and not those at the top.

From the standpoint of those children most in need of greater support, it amounts to nothing short of abuse.

Which is to say that your money has been spent even less wisely than usual from the standpoint of those who seek to end our movement.

While he has a reputation for loyalty and effectiveness, he also carries some controversial baggage from the standpoint of those looking for a clean slate on human rights.

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.

He proposes equal basic liberties for all, but allows that some restrictions of basic liberties might be needed to strengthen the system of basic liberties over time, and such restriction, even unequal restriction, is acceptable provided the lesser liberty is acceptable from the standpoint of those who suffer the basic liberty deficit.

The result is not pretty from the standpoint of those of us who insist on equal rights for all.

Obviously, the scenarios within the context of the film are ridiculous oftentimes, but he would never approach those things from the standpoint of being ridiculous or from an ironic standpoint.

Thus one can consider the MoA patterns from the standpoint of those that have a confirmed match at either dose, and associated with a given common mechanism.