Sentence examples for clear highlight from inspiring English sources
The phrase "clear highlight" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a specific piece of information or detail that stands out or is emphasized in a sentence or text. Example: "The most important takeaway from the presentation was the clear highlight on the last slide, which summarized the key points in a concise manner." In this sentence, "clear highlight" is used to describe the most important and emphasized aspect of the presentation. It could also be used in other contexts, such as "The clear highlight of the party was the surprise performance by a famous musician."
"For Marianne," though only five minutes long, was the clear highlight of the evening.
The Fisherman Song is both a clear highlight of the EP, and one of recent hip-hop.
And Mr. Ligeti's "Escalier du Diable" (1985), a remarkably cogent work, was the clear highlight amid so much irritating nonsense.
Even inside a packed first public day at the central London event on Tuesday punctuated by heavy showers, Pearson's huge, triangular creation was a clear highlight.
The clear highlight was "Wagner Roles," a brilliant comic song by Ben Moore about the perils of being typecast as a Wagnerian soprano.
In Verizon's earnings announcement -- a multilayered and complex report reflecting the company's many businesses -- the clear highlight was its increasingly successful foray into wireless.
Mr. Biondi and company opened the program with a shapely reading of a Vivaldi Sinfonia (RV 116), and under different circumstances, that and the Locatelli would have been the evening's clear highlights.
These comparatively lengthy works, with seamless counterpoint and varied harmonic textures, were the clear highlights of the program, and of the two, the Tye had the edge for the beautifully soaring soprano lines of its outer sections and the serenity of its central verses.
But if you think back over the company's productions of the last 15 years, contemporary works -- Zimmermann's "Soldaten," Hindemith's "Mathis der Maler," Carlisle Floyd's "Of Mice and Men" and Hugo Weisgall's "Esther" among them -- have been the clear highlights.
Emalie Savoy sang the soprano showpieces affectingly — her "Hear Ye, Israel," Mr. Outlaw's "It Is Enough" and Mr. Phan's "See Now, He Sleepeth Beneath a Juniper Tree" were the evening's clear highlights — and Mary Phillips brought a necessary heft, and an attractive timbre, to the mezzo-soprano arias.
Previous studies on brain glioma bearing rats have shown that gadolinium chelates injected intravenously can provide clear highlights of the tumors [[35]].
