Sentence examples for much spotlight from inspiring English sources

This is why, arguably, real fights get so much spotlight: when two lads have a set-to in Grimsby, or when a televised boxing match ends in a knockout, our collective bloodlust is sated.

This is why, arguably, real fights get so much spotlight: When two lads have a set-to in Grimsby, or when a televised boxing match ends in a knockout, our collective bloodlust is sated.

"But Nate Silver's election predictions put a much broader spotlight on statistics.

"The case studies collected together in this report are finally shining much needed spotlight on a problem that has largely, and tragically, gone unnoticed in the past".

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

It is a good thing that Mrs. Perry has had the practice: after the challenges of more than 25 years as a political spouse, she appears poised to enter a much brighter spotlight.

The team eventually moved into a bigger home arena and into a much larger spotlight, producing three national championships and winning 54 consecutive games over the past two seasons to tie the women's collegiate record set by Louisiana Tech from 1980-82.

Earlier this year, he stepped into a new role with a much larger spotlight and more pressure than he had ever experienced in his career.

Betty then came out for her monologue, getting her much deserved spotlight.

Others -- for different reasons -- stand in a much brighter spotlight, constantly followed by cameras outside the sport and are treated like rock stars.

Many millions of women have found themselves in similar exchanges over the past few decades -- albeit in front of a much dimmer spotlight.