Sentence examples for Seems salient from inspiring English sources
The hunter-gatherer mythos of making do with less seems salient in the 21st century.
The rivalry between the two teams seems salient.
The authors note later that not all ROS are derived from the mitochondria, but that point seems salient here too.
A focus on husbands' roles seems salient because they can direct or alter some learned feminine roles, especially silence regarding sexual matters, which then affects the realization of women's sexual rights.
His announcement seemed salient — and this was before a far-right militia mustered in Charlottesville, and before Heather Heyer was murdered by a domestic terrorist armed with a Dodge Challenger, and before the President spoke of violence "on many sides".
But you can also see why he voted against the jobs bill: Nebraska's unemployment rate is the second-lowest in the nation, at 4.2%, so the issue doesn't seem salient.
Even on those it was remarkable how much I missed; if I could have returned on Sunday, I might well have chosen just to look at those two stages again, to check out features that only began to seem salient when it was too late.
But when it comes to a TV adaptation, two points seem salient: One, the books take place over hundreds of years, with a constantly rotating cast of characters, and two, they consist almost entirely of conversation, with just a few brief scenes of action.
They have been used to compare self-help groups [ 23] and these three dimensions seem salient in a wide variety of social settings, although the characteristics of each dimension may vary [ 34, 48].
Although this seemed salient for all our participants, it ought to be kept in mind that immigrants from other places, particularly Latin America which was not represented in our sample, may have other factors shaping food beliefs and practices in pregnancy and in the immediate post-natal period.
Most people cannot answer that question ($80 million, as it happens), in part because it no longer seems very salient.
