Sentence examples for most salient lessons from inspiring English sources

Failure to do so ignores, as Dalyell has, some of history's most salient lessons.

The WHO described the importance of data sharing as one of the "most salient lessons learned during the Ebola crisis.

Perhaps the most salient lesson he took from Brouet was her impulse toward private enjoyment.

And therein lies perhaps the most salient lesson of the film, particularly for Egyptians.

The most salient example is 2014's Bad Neighbours.

The most salient example here of Venice in Rembrandt is his great painting "Flora" (circa 1654).

"Flora" provides the most salient example here of Venice in Rembrandt.

The most salient example was the introduction of the Internet into education.

A most salient example would be the mid-century cool of Roger Sterling's office.

"The hypocrisy argument, which is most salient with active C.E.O.'s, is salient with retirees.

Next, create a web on the board using the most salient words from students' webs (this activity may lead to some challenging and enlightening discussions that could serve as the foundation of future lessons).