Sentence examples for a sort of spotlight from inspiring English sources
Think about it as a sort of Spotlight for web apps.
This was a sort-of Colin Powell-like spotlight on German intransigence in the event that the bond-buying everybody in the markets and in 16 other countries seems to think it is necessary does not in the end happen and the Euro collapses: "If you blocked it, you own it!
But recently, I came across a USA Today article that created a different sort of spotlight on British Columbia's largest city.
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
"Coming from Texas and having a very normal upbringing, to then be in some sort of spotlight wasn't per se a comfortable thing for me".
Sarah Gaventa, who is curating an exhibition of lost public art to tie in with the new listings, said there was a growing appreciation of post-war architecture but "the brave new art for that brave new world has not been under the same sort of spotlight … and it is vulnerable.
But he's always been wary of this sort of spotlight.
This sort of spotlight volatility would spook most, but Anna seems unhindered by it.
His price is, 'I want 100% Medicaid coverage in Nebraska.'" When I asked Kerrey if he could identify with the pressure Ben Nelson felt because Kerrey had been under the same sort of spotlight in 1993 when Bill Clinton needed Kerrey's vote on his budget bill.
Artists, too, are subjected to a spotlight — or, rather, to a sort of X-ray — that puts their claim upon attention, the celebration of their personality, to a severe test.
