Sentence examples for salient comparison from inspiring English sources

Another film lacking many salient comparison points is Universal's Christmas horror-comedy Krampus – which has exceeded expectations with a $16m US debut.

The most salient comparison between modern America and classical Rome, as Murphy notes, is that both have been blessed, and afflicted, with a sense of exceptionalism.

It pleases the Residential Landlords Association RLAA) to compare rent costs to CPI inflation, but the salient comparison is with wages, which have been stagnant or falling for over five years.

Writer Josephine Livingston suggested that Franz Kafka's The Trial might be a more salient comparison.

But the most salient comparisons are those between the lengths and origins of each book's articles.

5 Physical decline may be made even more salient by comparison with younger people, whose idealised media presentations convey super fitness and strength.

Here are a few salient facts for comparison [note: the following tables have been reformatted so readers can access source information]: (A jpeg image of the tables is also available online).

Fig. 13 Comparison of salient features with 50%% of the width of the original image "Diana".

Comparison of salient features of the three species is provided in Table 1.

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

Detailed comparison of salient features of the two species is provided in Table 1.