Sentence examples for salient title from inspiring English sources
W.H. Auden first heard of Rosenstock-Huessy in 1940 from a friend and wrote a preface to a collection of his writings (published by Argo in 1970 under the salient title I am an Impure Thinker).
In short, like all of Jia's films, it's a political film, in which the characters are inseparable (visually and sonically) from their context, which is depicted by way of precise, salient details. (Even the magnificent title is terribly, comically sarcastic — it figures within the film itself as the name of a dance that a young woman performs at an event to promote a brand of liquor).
Video gaming, just like the movie business, is frequently fond of looking to the past in order to progress, regularly producing new entertainment based on old franchises rebooted or recycled and banking on nostalgia as the salient factor in selling freshly finished titles.
On the track, "Sideline Story," from Cole's debut album by the same title, the rapper tells an anecdote about one salient moment where race and class intersected before his eyes.
That came armed with the tagline "The Great American Picture of Today", and in the last few decades titles such as American Graffiti, American Beauty and American Hustle have been used to make salient points about the US, with films often retitled to get the message across in the second it takes to notice a billboard.
A simple page ensures that page titles are recognized as page titles, navigational elements are clearly for navigation, and the information contained within the page is salient to the user.
But to Dow Jones watchers, the two most salient facts are these: She is married to Peter R. Kann, the chief executive of Dow Jones; and she is taking a title usually held by Dow Jones's chief executives or chief-executives-in-waiting.
Salient success factors here?
Color is [therefore] salient".
The most cognitively salient?
