Sentence examples for some salient points from inspiring English sources

Mourinho did make some salient points.

Still, Roy raises some salient points.

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.

Earlier this week, the New York Times Davidd Carr drew some salient points about the business Google and other Silicon Valley high-fliers are drifting towards.

Your story on Eric Coyle, the University of Nevada at Las Vegas student graduating with five undergraduate degrees, missed some salient points (Education page, May 6).

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.

This chapter provides a checklist that summarizes some of salient points for the overall video surveillance system.

The show makes some very salient points about the root of societal problems in difficult and confusing personal realities, but never allows its ethics to overwhelm its aesthetics, and Sneaky rarely puts a theatrical foot wrong.

Our commenters bring up some very salient points as well, which you can read at the original post.

Cracked ran a bit today called 5 Reasons You Should be Scared of Apple, and they raise some very salient points about Apple's history, and what we let them get away with by buying their products.

His speech contained its usual anti-Israel and anti-US diatribe but, surprisingly, this year he also had some interesting and salient points.