Sentence examples for salient reality from inspiring English sources

But it overlooked the salient reality that the rifle-toting voter was able to buy it legally even under a law that theoretically banned assault weapons and was co-written by Mr. Biden.

For her, the endless copies, reproductions, façades, and rip-offs that Greek sculpture has spawned throughout the centuries point to some salient reality about the digital domain.

With more than 900 million people using the social networking site, the survey illuminated a more salient reality -- word now travels far more quickly than at any time in history.

These adjustments are particularly difficult in Hollywood, where the perception of wealth is often more salient than the reality.

Many black people and other peoples of color see "race" and racism as salient and central to their reality.

The salient and problematic underlying political reality is that climate change is the culmination of longstanding processes of colonization and realpolitik.

Baudrillard obviously wants to have it both ways with social theorists thinking that he provides salient perspectives on contemporary social realities, that Baudrillard reveals what is really happening, that he tells it like it is.

It may be that our mockery is meant, by the end, to melt into sympathy, but it is hard to feel much warmth toward people whose most salient feature is their disconnection from reality.

With novelists spending more time blogging and tweeting and less time writing, the salient question is: has this new reality hurt the art ALAN JACOBSON San Francisco What's on the menu?"Pet soup" (February 14th) seemed more concerned with the act of eating dog and cat meat in Vietnam than any actual animal cruelty.

This is because the National Enquirer had more salient and reliable reporting on the reality of Jonestown than the MSM of the time.

This is consistent with the cognitive anthropological wisdom predicting that all sorts of information are processed through cultural schemas (D'Andrade 1997) which influence the aspects of reality that are noticed, and salient to the individual and the way in which they are evaluated.