Sentence examples for salient exceptions from inspiring English sources

Nine academics out of ten never change their mind about anything; most (though there are salient exceptions, like Wittgenstein) lock into a position earlier in their careers and then defend it to the hilt.

With one salient exception, there were no unforeseen tactics in World War I.

With the salient exception of the excellent rock single "Fit but You Know It," Skinner performs over a soundtrack drawn from English dance music, most of it foreign to American audiences.

2. Alchourron 1993 is a salient exception.

Madrid (also the Balearic Islands and to some extent Cantabria) would be a salient exception with top employment performance simultaneously in good and bad times.

One shortcoming has been a marked tendency to focus on contributions from the last two decades of the 20th century, the one salient exception being due attention paid to works by Roman Ingarden (e.g, 1931, 1962, and see the entry on Ingarden).

However, one salient exception was PD.

However, there is at least one salient exception to this hypothesised functional linkage between affect and level of goal/action identification: the level of identification adopted in clinical depression.

Policy-making does, however require Aristotelian phronesis, particularly in the form of an ability to recognize salient facts that require invoking the exception-clause of a guiding picture.

A salient problem here is what constitutes justified exceptions to equal distribution of goods — the main subfield in the debate over adequate conceptions of distributive equality and its currency.

[Author's response: We could not agree more; stereospecificity is a salient feature of enzymes, even if some exceptions are known; this comment has now been elaborated upon in the text].