Sentence examples for salient with from inspiring English sources

"The hypocrisy argument, which is most salient with active C.E.O.'s, is salient with retirees.

But what about the Jewish families in the thriving Ariel salient, with its 7,000-student 7,000-studenth juts into hotly disputed territory?

It acknowledges that Labour cannot win on every issue with every elector and says it is important to frame the debate to make issues on which Labour is strongest more salient with the voter.

He tries hard not to be too salient with his playing, he has said, but when he temporarily confines himself to standard country riffs, they seem almost comical, if you know the huge jar of improvisational brilliance they are stoppering.

But it also acknowledges that Labour cannot win on every issue with every elector, and it is important to frame the debate to make issues on which Labour is strongest more salient with the voter.

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ARCHIE AND SINK Men raised from infancy with horses could identify salient differences with a glance, but some had a keener talent for understanding equine temperament than others.

When participants were supplied with salient spatial information with which to distinguish which task they were performing, the cue-locked parietal positivity (and accompanying frontal negativity) was absent.

Arrogance is often cited as his most salient characteristic, with litigiousness, which cost him royal and church patronage and made him dependent on private patrons, a close second.

One salient problem with the American bishops' new policies, said several canon lawyers, is that there seems to be no statute of limitations at all.

In my Penguin English Library edition, I marked what seemed to me particularly salient passages with a fluorescent yellow pen; the highlights have faded now to an almost imperceptible citrine.