Sentence examples for one salient from inspiring English sources

There may be one salient difference between the powers conferred on the Scott inquiry and on the Chilcot inquiry.

People on the floor are impressed by its one salient feature: it appears to have an uncanny knack for being on the right side of trades.

Your article on nursery puddings ("The Worldly Pleasures of Nursery Puddings," March 22) omitted one salient point.

One salient difference is that most avatars are not equipped with genitals.

It is just one salient example of a universal truth about modern politics.

Chris Tucker is an actor who will for ever be associated with one, salient fact.

But the analysis leaves out one salient possibility: college or graduate school as a social space.

He's gone from geography teacher chic to The Headmaster with one salient style flourish.

OFTEN, one salient event sums up why two people are meant for each other.

One salient and sensitive question appears to have been settled by his publisher.

You might have mentioned one salient fact about the controversy over "the wrong man," Ali Shalal Qaissi.