Sentence examples for bit more spotlight from inspiring English sources

There's a little bit more spotlight and focus, so shooting 68 is a good start," he said.

It's a little awkward having benefited from genocide, but I do hope the prize brings a bit more of a spotlight on the issue.

"I just knew [Keep On Lying] would exist on the record as an album track but I wanted it to have a bit more of a spotlight on it," she explains.

Some responded with appreciation that we placed a bit more of the spotlight on the increasingly rancorous vitriol that has become commonplace in political debate.

We'll see if he steps a bit more into the spotlight in 2014, but for this year he was the Most Underrated.

Putting singer Nancy Whang a bit more in the spotlight, the album relies heavily on lyrics, not to mention her own proto-diva crooning.

The two musicians, one fresh and one a bit more seasoned, share the spotlight well.

While Tiger seemed quite comfortable at Firestone all weekend long, his young son seemed a bit more shy in the spotlight.

Despite the drop, The Revenant actually grossed a bit more at the weekend than Spotlight, and now stands at a stunning £22.5m.

Dave is virtually anonymous, Graham spends the most thrilling, spinetingling moments staring at his fretboard and Alex stands on the stage amps, desperate to hog the spotlight that little bit more than his bandmates.

Even though I've got a long way to go before I'm at their level, there are always a few perks that happen when you're playing well, especially at this time of year when tennis is in the spotlight a little bit more than usual.