Sentence examples for clear spotlight from inspiring English sources

There was a clear spotlight on domestic violence in the news week, albeit shining from two wildly different sources.

After a final separation from his first wife Laura, and early retirement in 1984, Simmons faced a bare future with his resources in a cruel, clear spotlight.

The final Welsh leaders'debate on Friday threw a clear spotlight on some of the major themes that have arisen so far in the campaign.

Wada has made it clear the spotlight is on Kenya.

In an interview in his office here in July, Mr. Bush, an earnest politician who lacks his brother's back-slapping talents, discussed how he relished staying clear of the spotlight and preferred the nitty-gritty of policy.

The 33-year-old has not been seen or spoken publicly since the story erupted, steering clear of the spotlight as his best friend has taken all the flak.

Few people outside the business community had a detailed understanding of how they worked, and many of the firms in turn did their best to stay clear of the spotlight.

Though there are currently several movies possessing clear Oscar potential — "Spotlight," "The Martian," "Room," "Bridge of Spies," "Brooklyn" — there's no clear-cut favorite, leaving an opening for a trio of coming Christmas releases ("The Revenant," "Joy," "The Hateful Eight") to make an impact.

The authors of D.C.-daughter lit are often, however, the very same children who grew up trying to steer clear of the media spotlight.

The saga also spotlights a clear difference between Barack Obama and John McCain.

Direct light, like spotlights and clear, sunny days, creates dramatic shadows with hard edges.