Sentence examples for more salient demonstration from inspiring English sources

Low-efficacy practices sometimes spread because their very ineffectiveness results in longer, more salient demonstration and a larger number of converts, which more than compensates for greater rates of abandonment.

For anyone cognizant of Vladimir Putin's back story, this has been one of those paradoxical demonstrations that "a stopped clock is right twice a day," or the arguably more salient truism that "50percentt of what any psychopath says is true".

The more salient that possibility, the more circumspect our thinking.

For her, color was more salient than shape.

A recession makes such doubt all the more salient.

Gender, race and sexuality seemed more salient and relevant.

For Americans, there's an even more salient contradiction.

Second, Mr. Obama faces genuine obstacles that are more salient than skin color.

But as Mr. Friedman's research makes clear, his subject couldn't be more salient, semiotically speaking.

The more salient concern is how cities become kindling in the first place.

Could the Democrats have a more salient issue, when Americans feel this vulnerable?