Sentence examples for bring a spotlight on from inspiring English sources

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".

"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".

"I think there was early on, an intent to bring a spotlight on cities and I think that's why the office was created.

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.

This issue has brought a spotlight on the financial and recruitment activities of for-profit institutions in recent years, but for independent non-profit universities such as my own the issue it is just as important.

The appointment of an epidemiologist to this post was so unusual that it brought a spotlight to bear both on his department and on the subject more generally.

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

"It has certainly brought a media spotlight on to anti-corruption and integrity, and the potential vulnerabilty of the domestic game," he told BBC Sport.

A brief legislative fight this month between two parts of the executive branch has brought a rare spotlight on a continuing problem in American health care – the time it takes newly developed treatments to reach patients.

January 2011 has brought a strange spotlight on the U.S. Constitution.