Sentence examples for highlighting work from inspiring English sources

Stewart concludes: "I think this is an exciting innovation for The Scotsman that will open up new channels of information and debate across Scotland and beyond, highlighting work and issues that currently struggle to get heard".

His mix here seems less concerned with thematic coherence than with highlighting work he finds interesting, like Bruce Davenport Jr.'s annotated drawings of New Orleans marching bands, and Ali Kazma's videos of office workers turned into machines.

Kodak was also host to camera clubs, picture contests and photo salons — and it sponsored exhibitions of employee photos, including an all-women show highlighting work by 66 female employees.

Highlighting work by established artists is desirable, but showcasing new ones is a festival's primary aim, said David Nugent, the festival's new director of programming, who was a consultant last year after the festival's former artistic director, Rajendra Roy, left for the Museum of Modern Art.

Uncanny is also about highlighting work that builds "worlds of futuristic fiction" distinct from science and speculative fiction.

In order for that to happen, public art organizations need to be braver and stop highlighting work that is safe and decorative.

Besides arranging two fund-raisers, the museum coordinated a new show, "Contemporary and Cutting Edge: Pleasures of Collecting, Part III," highlighting works drawn from local private collections to open in conjunction with the ship's arrival.

At Tuesday's hearing, MPs will also be hearing from the union Unite, which has been highlighting working conditions in the depot, as well as representatives from both Transline and the Best Connection, the employment agencies that supply temporary employees to the site.

The Wiggle Honda team owner, Rochelle Gilmore, agrees, highlighting working conditions as the real issue when she tells me "the UCI needs to focus on what team management is guaranteeing in terms of money and making sure that it gets spent on the team".

The "No Sweat" label, highlighting working conditions of the producer of a garment, encouraged purchase decisions for a small group of consumers (Dickson 2001).

Few who know the field or the Hugos would give the slates credit for highlighting works and authors already well-appreciated in the genre, many of which have appeared this year as finalists for other awards or on bestseller lists.