Sentence examples for it so salient from inspiring English sources

"By making it so salient, and advertising this, and emphasizing it so much, they're actually perpetuating the problem," Feinberg said, the "problem" being "this notion that America's polarized and I can't even talk to anybody that's on the other side".

"By making it so salient, and advertising this, and emphasising it so much, they're actually perpetuating the problem," Feinberg said, the "problem" being "this notion that America's polarised and I can't even talk to anybody that's on the other side".

With bad directors the technique obtrudes, and with Corman it was so salient that any klutz could see how a sequence was put together.

WF: I've come to have a great distaste for the death of sincerity that has taken place in art and popular culture in the last couple decades, to the point where irony is so salient it's difficult to even know what someone really means when they speak.

"The threat becomes so salient that it is foremost on everyone's mind," he said.

One of the joys of a blog is to share a fragment; sometimes a sentence leaps out from an article that is so salient that it cries out to be snipped, framed, and widely savored.

What makes religion so salient in time of war is that it acts the way revivals did for Edwards -- a spark leaps from pole to pole.

In the immediate aftermath of the attack on the World Trade Center, the distinctions among New Yorkers that once seemed so salient disappeared.

In the US, the "gig economy" is now so salient that the phrase and issues have entered the early exchanges of the presidential race.

Once the debate between advocates of alliance and those of descent no longer seemed so salient, kinship began to be "reread" in a variety of ways.

Initially inspired to write "in flow" for solo violin, the flow concept was so salient that this solo piece became the first work in the hour-long "The Flow Cycle" for strings.