Sentence examples for chooses to spotlight from inspiring English sources

This movie chooses to spotlight its vaunted "new breed of secret agent" by having Xander use the term "first-person shooter," in case someone misses out on the video-game point.

The same is true of many of the indie projects Microsoft chooses to spotlight.

The same is true of many of the ID@Xbox games Microsoft chooses to spotlight.

The celebrities Christopher chooses to spotlight with his art are inspirations to him because of their work ethic.

Instead, Tragos chooses to spotlight the experiences of the passionate, thoughtful, and occasionally desperate women on the front lines abortion seekers, clinic workers, and pro-life activists, some of whom have had abortions themselves.

Instead, the National Book Awards foundation has chosen to spotlight a number of quieter books.

In one way or another, editors chose to spotlight the success of the London Olympics poster girl with, wouldn't you just guess, poster-style front pages.

"We've chosen to spotlight the importance that the United States of America places on our European partners and to hopefully energize those partnerships to address the challenges we all face together".

The Finnish conductor Osmo Vänskä, who became the music director of the Minnesota Orchestra in 2003, had decided to present a symphony by his countryman Kalevi Aho, and the orchestra chose to spotlight rather than hush up this contemporary intrusion into the gated community of "great composers".

The former chose to spotlight their next big crossover event with a free Civil War II prequel that finally delivered what their cinematic arm has been teasing for years: a proper ruck between knobbly-chinned purple space warlord Thanos and (some of) the Avengers.

It's puzzling why Lapine chose to spotlight this particular collaboration with Sondheim to the detriment of his other much better shows including Into the Woods.