Sentence examples for Salient characteristic from inspiring English sources
Their geographical and economic isolation is surely their salient characteristic.
His company succeeded in part by making a virtue of the region's salient characteristic, drought.
After its virtuosity the most salient characteristic of Guercino's style is its diversity.
Lightness of touch is not the salient characteristic of this politically indignant deconstruction of L. Frank Baum's "Oz" tales.
His other salient characteristic as a comic is his flamboyant self-love, but that was absent here, too.
He agrees with Mr. Schauer that discrimination is not always negative, it simply denotes paying attention to some salient characteristic.
WHEN Roberto Mangabeira Unger looks at Brazil, the country of his birth, he sees a "big, seething caldron of life, whose most salient characteristic is its vitality".
Arrogance is often cited as his most salient characteristic, with litigiousness, which cost him royal and church patronage and made him dependent on private patrons, a close second.
The Times immediately noticed the most salient characteristic: "A feature of the plan is the absence of little air shafts scattered throughout".
The conceit of Patrick as presidential candidate is odd even by "SpongeBob" standards, given that his most salient characteristic is his staggering stupidity.
And while they may not be very original, they represent a welcome reduction in the sensationalism that has previously been the salient characteristic of Orlan's art.
