Sentence examples for only salient difference from inspiring English sources

The only salient difference between Frege and Russell's account of quantification lies in the choice of concepts and propositional functions, respectively, as the objects of predication; while Frege takes each quantifier to correspond broadly to a second-level concept, Russell analyzes them in terms of certain properties of propositional functions.

Only gender and field of study made a salient difference in students' perceptions of good teaching.

The most salient difference between the categories is that a moral dilemma arises only when the choice is such that neither horn is decisively supported by morality, indeed morality speaks equally against both.

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

A particularly salient difference, of course, is how each culture approaches failure.

When it comes to sliding, the salient difference between snow and sand is friction.

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

The only salient fact is that they do what they like.

Maud and Roland are redeemed from their dull, cautious modern lives only when they are infected by the wildness and grandeur of Randolph and Christabel -- a clever, knowing reversal of the standard idea that the salient difference between their time and ours is between repression and liberation.

These visits became, another writer noted, "the only salient feature of his life".

The salient difference, says Sean Turnell, an expert on the Burmese economy at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, is that Thailand's leaders have allowed businesses to thrive.