Sentence examples for salient a from inspiring English sources
On the Western Front Verdun was a salient: a bump in the French lines.
In contemporary art, conflicts of interest are particularly salient; a museum show can significantly increase the value of a work, and of other works by the same artist.
Talbot House is an ideal base for exploring the Ypres Salient – a bulge in the Western Front which became the focus for some of the war's fiercest battles.
Haig wanted to attack German forces in the Ypres salient, a long-held bulge in the Allied front lines in the Flanders region of Belgium.
The three networks most closely examined by these scientists include a network for paying attention to what's most salient, a network for problem-solving, and a network for reflecting on one's own past and future.
In the most salient, a fierce-looking Caesar, waving a victory palm, rides on his chariot preceded by officials carrying the fasces of authority, musicians, a dancing jester and soldiers bearing booty.
The more recent and the more salient an event, the more likely it is to distort our recall.
The more salient an experience is, the greater its potential to repulse and to attract us.
Of the latter we had a salient example a few weeks ago.
This implies that l-dopa degrades the discrimination between a salient loss and a neutral null outcome.
A salient feature of an export factor is that it rapidly shuttles between the nucleus and the cytoplasm.
