Sentence examples for Less spotlight from inspiring English sources

The less spotlight, less attention, it keeps us from distractions.

And lately, many have taken note that Princeton's women's team is enjoying a similar level of rarefied success – albeit with significantly less spotlight in a conference more known for its academics than athletics.

Here's what I know from my own 45 years of scrutiny in a less glaring spotlight: There's simply no way a person can have functioned uninterruptedly in the public eye for this long without having faltered along the way.

"I think the beautiful thing about this opportunity is there's less of a spotlight," Lin said.

For Plumlee, whom the Nets drafted 22nd over all this summer from Duke, the chores were expected but the time in the spotlight less so.

Spears often found herself in the spotlight less for her music than for events in her personal life, most notably her tumultuous marriage (2004 07) to dancer Kevin Federline.

One reason deaths that follow Taser use may be attracting less of the spotlight is the difficulty pathologists often have in assessing the weapon's role, if any, in how a person dies.

Why do you want this for your life when you could be an astronaut?" Howard's story has once again thrust the issue of ultra-thin models into the spotlight, less than a month after MPs said they would investigate whether very thin models should be banned from British catwalks.

And this is why we thought that by introducing a general 'intercultural opening' of the prison, the subject of Muslim chaplaincy would have been less in the spotlight.

But clearly, for the chancellor, the debate also has an added political benefit: the more the focus is on what the Bank of England can or should do to revive the economy, the less that harsh spotlight may fall upon him.

Ali saw much less of the spotlight in recent years, but re-emerged from time to time for public appearances.