Sentence examples for salient remarks from inspiring English sources

It makes for terrific reading, and it's worth noting some of the more salient remarks from industry insiders that Gaydos passes along and to contrast them with the current-day state of things.

After each intervention, the PI will write notes related to her own observation of salient events, discussions, remarks or behaviours that provide more information about the participant and her experience of pain, as well as the possible impact or otherwise of the intervention.

Last week, he simply said, "I repudiate the possibility that some of you took Rev. Hagee's salient but poorly constructed remarks to possible indicate that he may have some anti-Catholic sentiments which he does not".

This section sets out some conceivability arguments offered in the literature with some limited remarks about their salient differences.

Watson punctuated her remarks with a salient quote from English statesman Edmund Burke: "All that is needed for the forces of evil to triumph is for enough good men and women to do nothing".

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Machiavelli's remarks point toward several salient conclusions about Fortuna and her place in his intellectual universe.

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.

Ginsburg's remarks were all the more salient given that laws further restricting access to abortion in Mississippi and Texas are waiting to be picked up by the Supreme Court.

"There is something about them I have not seen before, nor felt before," Le Viste's hardheaded business agent remarks, and many other characters in the novel reveal salient aspects of their personalities through their reactions to Nicolas's ladies.

Finally, in Section 6, salient features of the proposed algorithm are summarized with some concluding remarks.