Sentence examples for one salient point from inspiring English sources

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

"Drug Laws That Misfired" (editorial, June 5), lamenting the failure of New York's Rockefeller drug laws, did not mention one salient point.

One salient point was almost lost in the debate: since the assassination of John Lennon, access to the courtyard has been heavily restricted.

Given so much ground to cover, much of it well-trodden, the series by necessity sacrifices some depth as it forced to leap from one salient point to another, leaving gaps in between.

For Spong, one salient point is the progressive relationship between weight and risk.

I'd have joined the chorus of cheers, but for one salient point: the homebrewers were trying to bring the game to Dreamcast, Sega's swan-song console that was discontinued in the spring of 2001.

Your editorials about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, such as "Life After Ariel Sharon" (Jan . 6, repeatedly miss one salient, vital point: that a majority of Palestinians still do not believe that any Jewish state belongs in the Middle East.

One participant made a salient point that some advertisers promote bloating or urinary incontinence as quite normal for women over 50 years, and that drinking/wearing certain products can help.

But it also obscures a salient point: No one knows how the patient in Guangdong contracted SARS.

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

His salient point is that no one is defaming private equity, just saying that Romney is terrible, blah blah.