Sentence examples similar to changing spotlight from inspiring English sources

On top of that, all Battlefield competitors bask in a potentially life-changing spotlight of media and investor attention.

There are color-changing spotlights made just for tinsel trees which transform the tree into quite a visual spectacle.

While much of this work shines a spotlight on changing the social context, I would argue there is a more pressing question that isn't being considered.

Using a spotlight or changing camera angle may help the inscription "pop".

It also shines a spotlight on the changing face of America and what that means for the country, a theme that has persisted throughout history.

Putting the spotlight on collaboration that is changing lives makes a nice change from criticism levelled at development and UK aid in recent months.

We pursued a visually distinctive magazine cover ­strategy that spotlights the people changing the business world.

One of his main television ads spotlights Mr. Romney's changing positions on some issues, and highlights an editorial in The Concord Monitor calling him "a phony".

But this is to make a much too easy mistake — it's to think that the absence of big events in a big national spotlight means that nothing is changing on the ground.

The first step in changing our health disparities is shining a spotlight on them, so it's great to see Newsweek report on the challenges faced by trans people with cancer.

Given the recent, unfolding nature of the ART roll-out, and the limited secondary data available, this paper provides an empirical, contemporary spotlight on an underresearched and changing area.