Sentence examples for really salient from inspiring English sources
(" 'Thirteen Moons' occupies a literary plane of such height that reviewing it is not really salient").
(The really salient demographic statistic from the election is one that most Democrats probably don't even want to think about: If white men could not vote, Kerry would have defeated Bush by seven million votes).
This is a really salient issue and highlights the fact that differing circumstances dictate different needs.
Given all the recent controversy over Theranos, the issue of the regulation of regenerative medicine is, of course, really salient.
"Soft money is probably an issue not really highly salient for voters, but on the other hand it doesn't divide voters," Mr. Campbell said.
Lowe responds that since 'cloud-constituter' is not a folk concept, we don't really have any philosophically salient intuitions here, so this cannot be a way in which the position is unintuitive.
Are we really focused on the most salient and critical aspects of the problem?
As the years went by, one salient fact was learned really fast -- I was "different".
Literary critics have speculated that Lovecraft was secretly gay, but the salient feature of his sexuality really seems to be how indifferent he was to it.
While I have read a few negative reviews about the wooden worktop, there are a few salient reasons why it can never really be beaten.
He raises a salient point in that no one really knows they are going to pass out until they do... until they forget to put their hand on their knee or rip the plastic bag.
