Sentence examples for age spotlights from inspiring English sources

The Morbid Age spotlights key features of the intellectual and emotional landscape between the wars.

The sudden health concerns have placed her age in the spotlight and a question mark over any presidential bid.

Ed was quick to praise his brother for the gracious way in which he had accepted defeat, but it became obvious that to have David, for so long the senior of the two in political stature as well as age, sharing the spotlight was just not going to work.

E. K. Hornbeck, a reporter and one-man chorus, answers that "something happens to an also ran," who "becomes a national unloved child / A balding orphan, an aging adolescent": "Unloved children, of all ages, insert themselves Into spotlights and rotogravures They stand on their hands and wiggle their feet.

At the outset of "The Age of Anxiety" Auden spotlights four of these faces, solitary drinkers in a wartime New York bar: Malin, a Canadian airman; Quant, a world-weary clerk; Rosetta, a buyer for a department-store; and Emble, a young naval recruit.

Having found a place in the spotlight at a remarkably young age, he wrote about the spotlight, seeking out its many reflections and ranging through politics and media, history and myth, to investigate and calibrate the connection between celebrity and power, between image and being.

With a reminder that immunity does not come with age, the sexual health spotlight is being turned on boomers.

Key Indicators Introductory Information "Born Free" Generation   Today, those of Namibia's young people that reached the voting age stand in the spotlight as the "born free" generation, a generation never exposed to the oppression of apartheid.