Sentence examples for given a spotlight from inspiring English sources

Not that Mr. Nikitin's story has been given a spotlight by the festival.

There's also a real hunger to know, because Asian American lives are not often given a spotlight.

The show's most enduring relationship -- the friendship between Troy and Abed -- will be given a spotlight in an episode written by Rash, which was described as a "Freaky Friday" homage.

The show's opening week also overlaps with the Art Basel fair on nearby Miami Beach, where sea level flooding has been given a spotlight by Vanity Fair magazine and in presidential speeches.

"We want to give a spotlight to this community and help them fight back".

The first exhibition at the archive, called Re-imagine: Black women in Britain, focuses on figures ranging from Seaman William Brown, the first black woman to serve in the navy, to the jazz singer Adelaide Hall, which Reid described as a conscious decision to give a spotlight and a voice to a group who are invisible in history books.

"The real achievement of the platform was giving a spotlight to a huge number of people who weren't previously afforded one," Polgreen writes.

But in deciding to "shine a light" on Jones, NBC risks of giving a spotlight to a provocateur known for promoting misleading claims ― and providing him with a new audience. .

Decisions that our politicians are making right now have given a megaphone and a spotlight to transgender people, who prior to a few months ago, we probably didn't even know were transgender.

Finally, given that a Spotlight in 2014 levelled contested claims at Adams, does it not worry the BBC that it could be accused of attempting to smear the Sinn Fein leader?

And Fred Berman is terrific in the one moment in which Mr. Kramer gives a full spotlight to a point of view other than his own.