Sentence examples for salient at from inspiring English sources

But in practice, ideology is in large part perceptual for voters, and may depend on which issues seem most salient at any given time.

But, in Sunstein's view, the Web has a feature that is even more salient: at the same time that it makes more news available, it also makes more news avoidable.

The blasted trees of his 1918 We Are Making a New World and the spectral starburst in The Ypres Salient at Night, from the same year, have a terrible, almost mystical authority.

So many of the presidential jokes that are a mainstay of this show don't age well because they reference events that are salient at the time but become nothing more than footnotes to history.

It is in this respect that Le Pen's book seems most salient at the present, when women in several countries are playing crucial roles in promoting and sanitizing far-right populism.

I had been sheltered by the rules of the therapy game from having to make a personal judgment — one situation at a time — about whose needs were more salient at any given moment — mine or my patient's.

It also mentions the not-salient-at-all fact that both Huhne's and the climate minister Greg Barker's marriages ended in recent years.

The other two sides meet at the rear salient angle at a guardhouse, which is now ruined.

Previous work on the cognitive salience of social contacts using network surveys has shown that such ties are subject to what has been referred as decay; this is the phenomenon whereby a person may nominate another as a cognitively salient contact at time t but fail to do so at time (t+1).

Salient omissions, at least among the reproductions, include Sarah Charlesworth, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Jack Goldstein, Troy Brauntuch and, especially, Warhol, whose "Shadow Paintings" haunt this work.

International development may not be among the top five most salient issues at the next UK general election.