Sentence examples for salient resemblance from inspiring English sources
In this perspective, points bear especially salient resemblance to invertebrate fossils, which played an important role in the rise of modern paleobiology (Sepkoski 2009:15 16).
The main point is that for any naturalist view which holds that something is good if and only if it instantiates some particular single natural property (pleasantness, say), it would follow that the relevant sort of resemblance would be salient from the perspective of one of the natural sciences.
The resemblance is striking.
For other Chinese, Mr Shaikh's British citizenship may not have been as salient as his Muslim background and his superficial resemblance to those damn pesky Uighurs in Xinjiang.But the debates swirling around the internet about these issues belie the main point.
In this context, whether a given property is moral or natural will depend upon whether the relevant sort of resemblance is one which is especially salient from the point of view of moral theory, on the one hand, or from the point of view of one of the natural sciences.
Salient success factors here?
Color is [therefore] salient".
The resemblance is uncanny!
The most cognitively salient?
Some salient examples follow.
