Sentence examples for greatest spotlight from inspiring English sources

When he was finally enthroned in 1697, at age 14, he was thrust into the greatest spotlight in all of Tibet, something for which his reclusive childhood had left him ill prepared.

The Academy Awards started in some part as a publicity stunt, and it now constitutes the world's greatest spotlight for talent.

Some disappointments take place in a great spotlight, on center stage.

All this has helped shine a greater spotlight on neglected issues — which, in turn, has led to extraordinary results.

It pleases me to take pieces of music that I love and shine a fucking great spotlight on them; it gives me great emotional pleasure and physical satisfaction".

She also wants a far greater spotlight shone on sport's greyer areas including the – for now legal – use of thyroid medicine.

"He's come under a much greater spotlight because of who he is, and the relationship he's had with the media.

Warchus, an acclaimed theatre director whose hits include Art and Matilda the Musical, hailed Spacey's work which "shone a great spotlight" on The Old Vic and re-established it as a "meaningful" theatre.

"We're in times of prosperity and it helps when there's a greater spotlight on literacy programs," said Shannon Maughan, children's audio and video editor at Publishers Weekly, an industry trade publication.

"Whilst this would not include the possibility of jail – that is reserved as a threat for bankers only – this would mean that executives in insurance and asset management would also be under a greater spotlight to be accountable and responsible for their actions.

"Given the increased scrutiny for accountability of late, there's a greater spotlight on the search," says Doug Arms, chief talent officer at Long Island, N.Y.-based Ajilon Professional Staffing.