Sentence examples for salient reminders from inspiring English sources

Lady Gaga's duet album with Tony Bennett, Cheek to Cheek, which appeared last month, and Annie Lennox's Nostalgia, which is released this week, are both salient reminders of the pitfalls.

The recent Ebolavirus (EBOV) outbreak in West Africa and continuing human infections with a novel H7N9 influenza A virus in mainland China are salient reminders of how human and nonhuman health are inextricably linked.

Incidents such as these serve as a salient reminder that despite mainstream interest Bitcoin remains a volatile currency.

And there are two Aboriginal faces in stone, a man and a woman – a salient reminder of how, even as recently as 1941, officialdom viewed Aborigines.

It is also a salient reminder of how a work of art can say so much to so many in the strangest and most unlikely of circumstances.

Some have argued that the stone images, in place since the memorial opened in 1941, serve as a salient reminder that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people were officially viewed as part of the continental flora and fauna until they won full citizenship rights in 1967.

The Riewoldt incident hammered home how seriously the industry treats head knocks these days – the day when a player would stagger back onto the field minutes after being KO'd are long gone – and a salient reminder of the harm these young men expose themselves to every weekend.

The past week at our house has served as a salient reminder that the adult in the picture doesn't always start out in such a state of pristine emotional equilibrium, and that my emotions are every bit as corrosively contagious as theirs.

The death of Margaret Thatcher is nothing more than a salient reminder (cont) http://t.co/8tmwJ5gWbN — Billy Bragg (@billybragg) 8 Apr 13 Morrissey: 'Thatcher Was a Terror Without an Atom of Humanity' http://t.co/fY0Os5XBD8 — The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) 8 Apr 13 "Tramp the Dirt Down" by Elvis Costello is my new jam.

Some people have seen things that mankind should never see and perhaps it's a salient reminder.

Lessing's recollections should serve as a salient reminder that "nothing is a given; I hope the public and media realise that", especially in a sport littered with potential pitfalls.