Sentence examples for make a salient from inspiring English sources

Benson does make a salient point when he notes that Ocasio-Cortez "pays a fair amount of attention to her righty detractors," which definitely fuels their infatuation.

Martis does, however, make a salient point about contemporary society and the wealth, speed and accessibility of random information that, some argue, has led to desensitization.

Only gender and field of study made a salient difference in students' perceptions of good teaching.

Clearly, a migrant worker with recent experience of multiple cultures was incapable of making a salient point about the one he currently inhabited.

6.44am BST My colleague Michael Safi is in Icac today and makes a salient point - O'Farrell is not suspected of acting corruptly.

Such has been the success of Trevor Bayliss in his short time with England that replacing him in any format is currently unthinkable, but Kirsten makes a salient point – and one that a great many players would also doubtless agree with.

SCOTT LEMIEUX makes a salient point about the Republican filibuster yesterday that prevented the Senate from allowing gay people to serve openly in the military:[T]his is exactly the kind of "minority" that the filibuster protects.

On Sunday, in explaining why the organization wanted to play, Crennel made a salient point about the dynamic that will ripple for weeks in Kansas City: this is what football players and coaches do.

Morozov makes a salient point about the consumers of the hacker era being convinced that by adopting certain tools they were being more revolutionary than the protestors out risking life and limb for their cause, and the same holds true today, plus or minus a couple of labels.

"[Burnley boss] Sean Dyche last year made a salient point, you get manager of the month - or team of the month let's be honest about it - because the team has been on a good run," he said.

A hat tip must go to Keith McCullough CEO of Hedgeye Risk Management for realizing that inflation has made a salient comeback, much like the economy has.