Sentence examples for glaring spotlight from inspiring English sources

There was no hideous glaring spotlight on us.

"The company's messy demise will fall under the glaring spotlight of a Congressional hearing on Wednesday".

"It's different from the kind of scrutiny that I've gotten," Mr. Schieffer said, referring to the glaring spotlight on this year's moderators.

The real subtext of the book is a glaring spotlight probe inside the tortured brain of a fiction writer, and Friedman gets it exactly right.

The company's messy demise will fall under the glaring spotlight of a Congressional hearing on Wednesday that is titled "Examining the Department of Energy's Bad Bet on Fisker Automotive".

His inefficiency was placed under a brief, glaring spotlight in the ninth inning, when Miguel Cabrera, the other hulking third baseman in the Stadium, rendered the loud fans mute in stirring fashion.

An attempt to destabilise the prisoners by blasting them with classical music and glaring spotlights failed as the rioters danced merrily to the strains of Wagner on their rooftop stage.

With 100,000 people on the ground watching the night-time stunt under glaring spotlights, and millions more listening in to Wallenda's miked-up prayers on live television as he made his way across, the 33-year-old daredevil fulfilled a lifelong dream that was also a family destiny.

"They sent all the GB medallists wellies," recalls the 33-year-old, giggling as she remembers the day an Edinburgh-based company sent her a pair of Wellington boots in the colour of the medal she won under the glaring spotlights of the ExCeL Arena.

Your point about the glaring interracial spotlight is dead on, but it's part of the same system, albeit more historically freighted.

The lighting in the dressing rooms is deliberately gentle, so women trying on items are not under too glaring a spotlight.