Sentence examples for to standpoint from inspiring English sources
noun
Point of view; perspective
- Bathing once a month may save time, but from a cleanliness standpoint, it's not effective.
According to standpoint theorists, people with standpoint are politically aware and politically engaged people outside the mainstream.
The result, according to standpoint theorists such as Harding, will be knowledge that is less partial and distorted, and hence, more objective.
Addams leveraged her Hull House experiences to give voice to standpoints marginalized in society.
Second, does granting equal legitimacy to standpoints defined with reference to biological differences lead to irresolvable and debilitating epistemological relativism?
Degree of agreement between attitude and behavior was measured by calculating Kappa coefficientsOne of the aims of the study was to define Attitude Groups within the population according to standpoints on vaccination.
It is meant to function as an induction or education of the reader to the standpoint of purely conceptual thought from which philosophy can be done.
He's really a hit-or-miss type of player, even from a week-to-week standpoint.
All in all, everything's really well done from a pure note-to-note standpoint.
From a head-to-head standpoint, as it turns out, pad has it all over tablet in terms of public usage.
To occupy this standpoint is to have the authority to hold that person accountable for not doing what is required of him.
"In New Mexico we have very much moved to that standpoint that it doesn't matter how you got here.
