Sentence examples for fierce spotlight from inspiring English sources
The furore over the cross-examination of Milly Dowler's parents has placed advocacy in the courts under a fierce spotlight.
Shot in high-contrast black-and-white, edged with the darkness of a sitting-room at night but trapped in a fierce spotlight, Bogarde is mesmerising.
WHEN Azerbaijan won the Eurovision song contest last year, local campaigners hoped that hosting the contest this year would shine a fierce spotlight on the country's human-rights record.
The images of the duchess were not, initially at least, published in Britain, where newspaper standards and practices have come under an unaccustomed and fierce spotlight after the phone hacking scandal that has focused primarily on Rupert Murdoch's British newspapers.
TMI, for example, was bought for a pittance and so cranks out power for virtually nothing.Yet liberalisation is also exposing the true economics of new plants, and is aiming a fierce spotlight at the hefty subsidies that nuclear power has long enjoyed.
For almost 30 years, from his base as artistic director of the Tricycle theatre in north London, he turned a fierce spotlight on the issues of the moment, moulding the form of verbatim theatre, where the words of real people are spoken on stage, to examine how we live and who we are.
It had been an extraordinarily eventful last round in which his game, rather like that of Rory McIlroy in this year's Masters, had started to wilt in the fierce glare of the spotlight.
He is back under the fierce Liverpool spotlight, which is the only place he has ever wanted to be.
Mrs. Madoff came under a fierce media spotlight after her husband's arrest, unable to leave her apartment without being followed by photographers and being shunned by lifelong friends who had been her husband's victims.
However, on Monday he will take his bow under the fiercest of spotlights in the ultra-competitive world of US network TV, succeeding another Brit, Craig Ferguson, as host of the Late Late Show on CBS.
