Sentence examples for a better spotlight from inspiring English sources

They can cave to proxy proponents, which would be against their own board's interests but cast the company in a better spotlight for investors.

Jazz critic and author Scott Yanow vociferously criticized the band as the choice "whipping boy for the Retro Swing movement" in his 2000 book Swing!, writing them off as "a punk rock band who has chosen to masquerade as Swing, at least until a better fad comes along", spotlighting the Daddies' "mediocre" rhythm section and profane lyricism as a case for making them "a band to avoid".

Since Found runs on the Mac, it is essentially a better version of Apple's Spotlight search function.

Even light-skinned girls with bad hair have a better chance at nabbing the spotlight from dark-skinned girls with the kind of texture even "Becky" would be envious of.

Beyond that, the Ultra also sports a 180-degree field of view and a built-in LED spotlight to get a better shot of dark views than night vision can offer.

In forcing the trade, Anthony sought a bigger spotlight, a grander stage, a better shot at a title.

It took a while, but right now, we're getting closer and closer into the "spotlight," for lack of a better word.

That could be a better time for a former Communications Minister to take the spotlight.

In securing a better supporting cast on his own terms, James invited a harsher spotlight.

Though the big monthly user count gets the spotlight, Facebook's daily active user count is a better measure of its health.

Hard-swinging and articulate, it spotlights Mr. Wolf's firecracker assurance, but with a better sense of lyricism than on his previous, self-titled album, from 2011.