Sentence examples similar to exceptional spotlight from inspiring English sources

The tradition also allows the University to spotlight exceptional people on campus — a list that in recent years has included former men's basketball coach Pete Carril and departing Princeton President Shirley M. Tilghman.

O'Riley is known as much for his longtime hosting of NPR's "From the Top" (which spotlights exceptional young musicians) as for his superb musicianship.

O'Riley is known as much for his longtime hosting of NPR's "From the Top" (which spotlights exceptional young musicians) as for his superb musicianship.

The 28-minute film was selected by National Geographic's editors for their Short Film Showcase, which spotlights exceptional short videos created by filmmakers from around the web.

Although journalists have covered the CFPB's enforcement actions, as well as the controversy over the legality of its design, a few exceptional cases have taken the spotlight.

As adults, we should praise and place a spotlight on our exceptional young people, but we must also find ways to give them the space and agency to still actually be young.

There are few days in the Assembly at the moment where the state of the health service isn't in the spotlight - today was exceptional in that there were three major stories happening at once.

Celebrities exist in every scene and we're supposed to think they're in the spotlight because they are exceptional.

The journal's publisher, the American Physical Society, spotlighted the article as "exceptional" research.

Directed by Steve Barron and spotlighting Mr. Jackson's exceptional talents as a dancer and mime, the "Billie Jean" video finally brought black music to MTV, softening up the influential cable television channel, and rock radio, for other black music.

I think that all the characters in Spotlight embody traits of great determination, like having exceptional curiosity and obsessive interest.