Sentence examples for bring a spotlight from inspiring English sources

"I try to do the best job I can to bring a spotlight to the people who work for me.

Cacho never wanted to become the story, but the threats on her life also bring a spotlight to her work, and to the dangers faced by her colleagues.

Prince Harry went on to say that he and other members of the royal family were "completely aware that we are in a very privileged position", adding: "I will spend the rest of my life earning that privilege and trying to bring a spotlight on to things and causes that really matter to me, and hopefully matter to a lot of other people as well".

"This will bring a spotlight onto the sport of hockey in Ireland which it has never had before," enthused Fulton.

"They are often extremely charming to the outside world in order to undermine any case you might have to discredit them or bring a spotlight on their behaviour". "They publically embarrass you.

Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton said: "Although a prince, Harry is also an operational soldier - indeed he's a soldier's soldier - therefore throughout this briefing the recurring theme is to help recognise and bring a spotlight on to the work being done to help these outstanding young men and women".

"The fact that it happened in Hollywood brings a spotlight to it".

"He's bringing a spotlight to the fact that the paranoia of fear has created an injustice".

"The Bluefish brought a spotlight to the city, and through that all the other stuff started to show," Mr. Freimuth said.

And playing a transgender woman has certainly brought a spotlight to the community.

Sorrentino noted how the recognition of the Oscar nomination brought a spotlight to more than just his film.