Sentence examples for casting a light on from inspiring English sources

That's why I believe in casting a light on these repugnant ideals, so people can see them for what they are".

Mukherjee deftly interweaves the worlds of the arms trade, sex workers, fruit pickers and the Daily Mail, while also casting a light on the economic policies of the Raj, communal violence and the fragility of relationships conducted under the glare of history.

Dean DeBlois said, "Satoshi Kon used the hand-drawn medium to explore social stigmas and the human psyche, casting a light on our complexities in ways that might have failed in live action.

His actions are what lead Sherele Moody to commit to casting a light on male violence, and show how men like her stepfather can and do leave irreparable damage on their communities.

This documentary presents a great opportunity for Latin American youth to witness firsthand the issues surrounding this disease and the stigma surrounding it, by casting a light on the reality of the AIDS epidemic and the courage of those afflicted with the disease.

That insight casts a light on so much of what passes for our economic culture.

"The situation casts a light on the essential problems of Japanese society".

"What this legislation will do is cast a light on the system.

Many public school parents have never even heard of their local Community Education Council until a rezoning proposal casts a light on its existence.

M. Wells, the iconoclastic restaurant that lost a battle with its landlord and closed last summer, cast a light on the gastronomic possibilities.

The recent success of another Harvard graduate, Jeremy Lin of the Knicks, has cast a light on basketball in the eight-team Ivy League, which does not permit athletic scholarships.