Sentence examples for salient critics from inspiring English sources
The letter proposes two specific new exemptions that are both arbitrary and narrow, and which make little sense except as a way to placate a few of the law's more visible and politically salient critics.
In his post, Emmerich fails to answer the most salient question of the film's critics: Why on Earth did you need to insert this "midwestern [white] man" into the Stonewall story as the tortured hero?
And Mr Gingrich's criticisms are salient.
Literary critics have speculated that Lovecraft was secretly gay, but the salient feature of his sexuality really seems to be how indifferent he was to it.
Robinson the critic coined the very apt and funny phrase "Zombie Formalism," while making salient points about the vapidity of art made for the speculative market.The Post-Pop imagery that established Robinson's reputation is both affectionate and funny.
Salient success factors here?
Color is [therefore] salient".
The most cognitively salient?
Some salient examples follow.
Lincoln is the salient example.
