Sentence examples for salient qualities from inspiring English sources

Their salient qualities are concealed by fillets that are bony and withered, more like fragments of prehistoric fish.

But some changes are coming that may attack two of the three salient qualities of the tiny country: its banking laws and the grand duke himself.

One of the salient qualities of life in London, remarked on by long-term residents, by newcomers and by tourists, in short by everybody, is how expensive everything is.

Its playing was unified, focused and fresh, no doubt because those were also the salient qualities of Mr. Jansons's approach to the three repertory staples that made up his program.

Serious fiction works by demanding the painstaking recreation of reality, or rather what the author sees as reality's salient qualities; the payoff is that one is then able to comment widely on types of people and habits of mind that are both varied and real.

Even the most excellent monarchy, in Machiavelli's view, lacks certain salient qualities that are endemic to properly constituted republican government and that make the latter constitution more desirable than the former.

Romney's salient quality is not wealth.

The salient quality of the Dvorak was its almost total lack of tension.

Walter's most salient quality, besides his love of Patty, was his niceness.

This is perhaps the most salient quality in his body of work.

Beyond his gifts for invention and innovation, perhaps his most salient quality was his capacity for enjoyment.