Sentence examples for salient criticisms from inspiring English sources

You should read it so that you can go read what the author's mother — the original home-schooling anarchist — has to say after reading six pages of her child's salient criticisms of her parenting style.

DENVER -– Some of the most salient criticisms of Mitt Romney's campaign over the last month have included the Republican presidential candidate's failure to lay out a bigger, bolder, more specific vision for his candidacy.

The salient criticisms by students of our curriculum change were two-fold: 1) Discussion in Psychopathology PBL workshops were not rated as highly as lectures delivered by Senior Faculty.

He offers a salient criticism of Islamic jurisprudence that pertains to legal systems everywhere.

Perhaps the most salient criticism is that a Tobin tax would do little or nothing to deter risky financial engineering and excessive leverage.

In each of the samples there are generous lashings of funny stuff, and the most salient criticism is that there is more to them than is needed.

The most salient criticism of the Yates Memo is that compelling a company to help DOJ make cases against its individual managers will cause excessive stress within a corporation.

The most salient criticism of Mr Perry's economic policies has always been that the state, in its zeal for cutting both taxes and spending, has badly neglected its infrastructure and services.

Perhaps the most salient recent criticisms of biofuel policy relate to their impact on the environment.

The singer/rapper/TV auteur took home the Grammy for song of the year for "This Is America," a salient and visionary criticism of the country's current and historical malaise.

And Mr Gingrich's criticisms are salient.