Sentence examples for salient for from inspiring English sources

"It's more salient for our candidates to talk about specific programs, and it's more believable.

It makes it more salient for people who might be affected.

The complaint is salient, for many of Hunt's landscapes are indeed cloaked in a nebulous, creakingly sentimental haze.

"The more immediate risks of the road, from the dangers of road traffic injury, were particularly salient for those considering cycling," the study says.

"Soft money is probably an issue not really highly salient for voters, but on the other hand it doesn't divide voters," Mr. Campbell said.

In addition, Professor Sax has explored the role of the faculty in college students' emotional health, and found that interactions with faculty members were particularly salient for women.

The question of women's agency was salient for feminist philosophers because women's identities took shape in settings that were in some respects inimical to their interests.

Perhaps most salient for Mr. Barbour's future is this: All of these new governors come into office indebted to him to one extent or another.

Two features of Locke's intellectual landscape are most salient for understanding his philosophy of science.

I highlight here three issues that are particularly salient for retributivists.

Besides, the negative role of occupational prestige in status discordance is more salient for rural residents.