standpoint (Meaning)

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standpoint (n)

a mental position from which things are viewed

From my standpoint, the government's policies are misguided.
Each person had their own unique standpoint on the issue.
The historian approached the study from a neutral standpoint.
The judge maintained an impartial standpoint throughout the trial.
The writer's standpoint against violence was evident in the novel.
The team had different standpoints on the strategic approach.
The company's standpoint on customer satisfaction is commendable.
The research team used a scientific standpoint to conduct the experiment.
Her standpoint on environmental protection was unwavering.
The professor presented both sides of the argument, ensuring a balanced standpoint.

a mental position from which things are viewed

outlook, viewpoint,perspective, point of view, angle, view,opinion, vantage point, shoes, mind-set

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From my standpoint, the government's policies are misguided.

Each person had their own unique standpoint on the issue.

The historian approached the study from a neutral standpoint.

The judge maintained an impartial standpoint throughout the trial.