Sentence examples for certainly spotlight from inspiring English sources

Herbert's two such works certainly spotlight the instrument's qualities uncommonly convincingly and, while they may not deserve to be as famous as Dvorák's, there is real lyricism and inventiveness here, even if inspiration is occasionally pummelled into mere competency by too much rhythmic repetition.

"I'm under no illusions; certainly the spotlight falls on Sony and Nintendo at this E3," said Peter Moore, head of Microsoft's game business.

"There certainly was a spotlight put on the issue.

As several prognosticators noted Monday, the odds were certainly stacked against "Spotlight".

But the debate -- which may focus on the recent surge of support for Newt Gingrich -- will almost certainly steal the spotlight.

That game will certainly throw a spotlight on Gomez, who left the Devils in the off-season for the supposedly greener offensive pastures in Manhattan.

Listing the reef as world heritage in danger won't in itself fix the problems – but it will certainly focus the spotlight on the issues.

"The coverage the protesters are getting certainly puts a spotlight back on the role Wall Street abuses played, and raises the salience of having a president like Obama who is willing to insist on Wall Street reform," he said.

The case is certainly in the spotlight again, with three US networks – CBS, A&E and Investigation Discovery – all recently screening their takes on the case to varying degrees of tackiness.

The Devil is certainly in the spotlight on New York stages this season, but he's no more lucky in love in Mark O'Rowe's "Terminus" at the Public Theater than he is in cards in Conor McPherson's "Seafarer" on Broadway.

The conference certainly captures the spotlight.