Sentence examples for salient element from inspiring English sources

But its shape will be its most salient element.

The most salient element of the ruling today is that it wouldn't be justifiable even if it did.

The most salient element of that image was not the President offering assurances on behalf of an embattled governor — rather, it was that the governor thought those assurances were still worth having.

The crack mechanisms and the ensuing crack patterns are considered a salient element in such judgements.

Both Kant and ideal utilitarians fail to capture some salient element of the 'main moral convictions of the plain man' (RG 20 21n1).

A salient element of the hard incompatibilist view is that the manner in which indeterminism is true (for instance, due to quantum indeterminacies), if it is, poses just as much of a threat to the presumption of free will as determinism would.

Historicity thus means making a decision about how to actualize (or act upon) salient elements of a collective past.

A review in Variety observed: "Nora and Delia Ephron's script keeps some of the salient elements of the Lubitsch-Raphaelson version, but adds some commendable new ones.

These representations are not photographic copies or visual images but are more like schematic blueprints that emphasize the arrangement of a set of salient elements, which supply the schema with distinctiveness and differentiate it from similar events.

Certain other interpersonally salient elements, i.e. Vocatives, are outside of the Mood + Residue structure altogether.

Throughout history, philosophers, scientists, and other scholars have named and organized the salient elements of the world.