Sentence examples for also to shine from inspiring English sources

The intention is to also to shine a spotlight on the broader punitive impact of individual countries' drugs policies around the world, Saville said.

Dunst is also allowed to shine as a woman trapped in a life too small for her but who doesn't know how to get out.

Clothing chains that sell designer names at low prices also continued to shine.

David Mabuza, a former education minister, has also failed to shine: education officials last year fiddled exam results.

The activists say they also want to shine a light on Britain's homelessness crisis.

Membership is also expected to shine light on the regulations and corruption that dog the Russian economy.

On a relative basis, large-capitalization stocks are also beginning to shine — another sign that the rally may be maturing.

Film is also used to shine molten matter onto the billowing white silk crinoline of a single dancer, lifted to twice her height.

He is also quick to shine the spotlight on others, effusive in his gratitude to Mr. Ellin, and in his praise of the "How to Make It" creator Ian Edelman; its director, Julian Farino; and his fellow producers on the show.

Hugh's high point came when he was allowed to direct his own interview, and, his sense of grandiosity indulged, his equally innate sweetness was also allowed to shine through.

But dozens of less-known figures also get to shine, including the textile designer Marianne Strengell, whose aluminum rug for Alcoa will be on view, and the architect William Muschenheim, whose 1954 home in Ann Arbor is shown here.