Sentence examples for salient and from inspiring English sources

Michael Pollan's article was salient and witty (Oct . 17.

Gender, race and sexuality seemed more salient and relevant.

His star power remains one of modern entertainment's most salient and confounding draws.

But the issue has grown particularly salient, and the debate increasingly fiery, in the past year.

Exaggeration can serve to make the meaning of a sentence more salient, and therefore unmistakable.

"Better to trace the more salient and fundamental features of the 20th and 21st centuries.

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

The appearance of homogeneity is the most salient, and ultimately the most deceptive, feature of globalization.

More marginal, more "at risk," and more controversial life styles still feel less salient, and less politically appealing.

Alcohol makes the thing in the foreground even more salient and the thing in the background disappear.

Yet shopping trumps killing: "The taste for well-being forms the salient and indelible feature of democratic ages".