Sentence examples for a few salient points from inspiring English sources
He actually had a few salient points regarding police crowd techniques, but Nick was having none of it.
Gianni Riotta, Milan Regarding "How Democracy became Halal" (Views, Feb. 7): This commendable defense of democracy vis-à-vis the Middle East misses a few salient points.
There was no outside agenda on that album, "Infernal Machines," though it managed to make a few salient points, mainly about the acres of untapped possibility in what might look like an antiquated format.
While Joshua Landis makes a few salient points in "Don't Push Syria Away," he does not emphasize the most pressing reasons for American pressure on Damascus: the regime's constant flirtation with the very same jihadist Islamist movements that Mr. Landis purports that Syria is opposed to.
The chapter on trilobite eyes is typical of Fortey's technique: start with a description of a body part, slide into history about the discovery of this knowledge, make a few salient points about how science is done, then return to the trilobite and some aspect of the larger theme about sight and insight.
Cyrus has been a vocal supporter of the free the nipple campaign on social media and in the real world, and made a few salient points about the hypocrisy of breasts being taboo, despite roughly half of the population possessing a pair.
Earlier studies indicated that controllers tend to maintain a selective representation of traffic flows based on a few salient traffic features that point out to interesting events (e.g., potential conflicts).
A few salient facts: The "Lyric Suite" was hailed as a masterpiece on delivery.
So the New Yorker, of all places, has a few salient facts on the Apple case.
According to Simcoe [38]: "IETF and W3C have many similar features and a few salient differences".
