Sentence examples for more salient point from inspiring English sources

The band played "All You Need is Love," which seemed a more salient point than whether the bride wore white.

But the more salient point is that "The Oxford Book" demonstrates the vitality and abundance of American poetry and does so in a way that will enlarge poetry's readership.

Wade made a more salient point in his tweets: "There is a lot of Olympic business that happens that athletes are not a part of — and it's a complicated issue".

A CORRESPONDENT says that our post a week back on melting ice caps as good news for Russia missed an arguably more salient point, namely, that it's good news on balance for America and Canada too.

The more salient point to note for TechCrunch readers is that the impact on British online business will be significant.

However it is not yet confirmed whether Uber will be able to renew its license — a decision on that rather more salient point for its business is due by the end of this month.

The organizer repeated a few more salient points: "The world doesn't have to be this way, things are really messed up!

But the more salient reference point for thinking about last Wednesday's attack and the possible motives behind it may be the murder of the Dutch filmmaker Theo Van Gogh on an Amsterdam street in 2004.

But it seems only reminiscent of the austere nature-spirituality of "The Last of the Mohicans" and eventually provides just a flirtation with magic, which is a respite from the more salient plot points.

This point becomes more salient when you consider that rates of depression seem to be generally on the increase.

For many, a fear of not being taken seriously on the basis of weight and appearance (put crudely: a fear of not being thin enough) can be enough to discourage them from seeking help, a point made more salient when we consider that only 10% of people with an eating disorder are actually underweight.