Sentence examples for is salient from inspiring English sources
adjective
Worthy of note; pertinent or relevant.
- The article is not exhaustive, but it covers the salient points pretty well.
But Hawke's point is salient.
What is salient is not important.
Bopara's point on the apparent lack of alternatives is salient.
The 'if' clause that is left out is salient.
"The hypocrisy argument, which is most salient with active C.E.O.'s, is salient with retirees.
It's quite another to say that only social and structural action is salient.
That Inter Ikea is a foreign investor is salient, suggests Andrews.
The general rhythm of the "fate" motif is salient in the movement's second theme.
The complaint is salient, for many of Hunt's landscapes are indeed cloaked in a nebulous, creakingly sentimental haze.
It acknowledges the crucial role of stakeholders and users in determining whether research is salient and legitimate.
Results for the online context reveal that information design is salient over graphics design.
