Sentence examples for salient characters from inspiring English sources

A comparison of salient characters of the three species, all of sect.

It could be argued that the moving characters acted as distractors depriving the timing tasks of attentional resources, with the most salient characters leading to the greatest task interference [29].

If few museumgoers outside Minneapolis know Mr. Dayton's name, that's probably because his most salient character trait is understatement.

The midsagittal profile of the mandibular symphysis has served as both a taxonomic marker and a phylogenetically salient character in debates over hominoid evolution.

Romney's salient quality is not wealth.

In a work with only three characters, the salient features of the staging are a contingent of almost two dozen dancers in informal modern dress on foot and a large chorus costumed as historical personages and wheeled around in grandstands: witnesses to protohistory, as it were.

His production draws out the sharpest colors in the cast, magnifying the characters' most salient qualities in an amped-up TV sitcom manner.

In our chat, Ms. Ito pretty much nailed some of our salient traits, and the characters she drew for us seemed apt; in any event, they were both beautiful pieces of art.

"I think I struggled because it's difficult to write a character whose salient personality trait is weakness, as Adinath's is, without making that trait consume and define him," Mukherjee says.

Further, Brentano's attempt to state in a 'descriptive' or 'phenomenological' psychology, based on how intentional presentations present themselves, the fundamental kinds to which they belong and their necessary interrelationships, may plausibly be interpreted as an effort to articulate the philosophically salient, highly general phenomenal character of intentional states (or acts) of mind.

Their racial character is salient.