Sentence examples for brilliant spotlight from inspiring English sources

A Brilliant Spotlight In London Is Commemorating WWI's 100th Anniversary .

In convening an extraordinary meeting in the White House today, placing a brilliant spotlight on this issue, President Obama explained the reasons as clearly as possible when he noted that "this goes beyond nuclear security.

The brilliant sparkle of spotlights and city lights — and a whirl of inflamed reds and morbid blues — welcome to the Shrine Auditorium an erstwhile icon in a downward spiral, Norman Maine (James Mason), who shows up drunk at a lavish public benefit, where he is rescued from humiliation by the clever improvisations of a scuffling band singer, Esther Blodgett (Garland).

The brilliant sparkle of spotlights and city lights—and a whirl of inflamed reds and morbid blues welcome to the Shrine Auditorium an erstwhile icon in a downward spiral, Norman Maine (James Mason), who shows up drunk at a lavish public benefit, where he is rescued from humiliation by the clever improvisations of a scuffling band singer, Esther Blodgett (Garland).

But not before Moroni, spotlighted in brilliant white, buried the golden plates on the Hill Cumorah, so that he could finally reveal them to Joseph Smith in 1827.

Helmed by a brilliant black woman and spotlighting a talented young black actress, the new "Wrinkle" is a triumph in terms of representation but not storytelling; its messaging is too pat to reflect the book's exploratory spirit.

Aim chair and chief executive Alison Wenham said the awards "will be shining a welcome spotlight on the brilliant women in the music industry".

"I had actually intended to ask Obama about his regrets with regards to intervening in Libya, but then it occurred to me that this is a brilliant time to put the spotlight on an issue which has often been ignored or superseded by others," Munir told the Guardian.

Showing the desire and ability that have won her five major titles, Inkster stole the spotlight today with a brilliant third-round 65 at the McDonald's Ladies Professional Golf Association Championship.

The judges had already noted "her even greater mastery of the method", so in some ways it makes sense to set a double crown on our most brilliant English writer, brought into the spotlight by her first Booker in 2009.

Grade: D Metro Player of the Week Dan Girardi, Rangers – The brilliant, under-the-radar defenseman entered the spotlight Friday.