Some salient examples follow.
Mourinho did make some salient points.
Some salient examples: Kieran Hodgson's show Lance, performed on the Free Fringe, was my standout show of the 2015 festival.
He agrees with Mr. Schauer that discrimination is not always negative, it simply denotes paying attention to some salient characteristic.
Rather than taking a firm line for or against, he makes some salient points about the overuse of the term, by both press and theatre companies.
When Marling leaves, it's not with an encore, but with some salient advice: "Don't go and lose your minds on Kundalini yoga".
Richard A. Clarke ("Honorable Commission, Toothless Report," Op-Ed, July 25) has done us all a great service by presenting some salient facts reported by the 9/11 commission.
The exhibition races through hip-hop's tangled chronology, touching on some salient topics including the block-party origins of hip-hop and -- in a very gingerly way, with few examples -- controversies over inflammatory lyrics.
"This is my grandson, the writer," she says, beaming, and then, once that person has shuffled off, she offers some salient fact: "Pees in her pants," or "Plays with herself all day," or "Deranged, talks to himself".
As Israel and Hamas take a breather from fighting a month after Israel's launch of Operation Protective Edge, it seems like a good moment to take note again of some salient numbers:1.
It's a credit to Wexler that despite plentiful opportunity for naff bawdy humour, this (very) loose adaptation of a (barely) true story manages to make some salient points about chauvinism, misogyny and priggishness in 19th-century Britain, the legacy of which is still with us today.
