Examples of using From the standpoint in English and their translations into Slovak
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to think from the standpoint of somebody else.
From the standpoint of history and tradition,
Such creations cannot be slighted, whether from the standpoint of general knowledge(which interprets the existing world),
formulations from the standpoint of dogma, with the obviousness of what they are talking about with outdated data,
they strive to practice" the form of worship that is clean and undefiled from the standpoint of our God, by keeping themselves without spot from the world."- James 1:27.
to think from the standpoint of someone else.
That's important, not simply from the standpoint of medical care,
difficult to perceive from the standpoint of formal Western logic,
Ten years ago, Ibn Warraq, in his excellent book Why I Am Not a Muslim, made a similar point from the standpoint of a deeply knowledgeable scholar of Islam.
namely to think from the standpoint of somebody else.”.
in reality, from the standpoint of sympathetic connection,
It should be noted that the authors evaluate the many events and activities from the standpoint of the federals of the Chechen side, complementing their conversations with the local population,
to think from the standpoint of somebody else.”.
St. Raymond gives four meanings to the word heretic, but from the standpoint of the canon law he says:"A heretic is one who denies the faith."[1] St. Thomas Aquinas is more accurate.
also useful from the standpoint of education in their leader.
to think from the standpoint of somebody else.'.
From the standpoint of achieving efficient competition, such a situation is just as
is still not confirmed from the standpoint of evidence-based medicine,
to think from the standpoint of somebody else.'”.
if you desire to experience life from the standpoint of a monkey, you may at some point in time find yourself living in a monkey's body,