Sentence examples for need a spotlight from inspiring English sources

You don't need a spotlight, just something to let people know you're there.

If you need a spotlight, be sure to turn it on.

Even the new lyrics, which exchange that most infamous line for the words, "Tonight we're reaching out and touching you", have failed to satisfy the critics.Mr Ure says that although hindsight may be 20/20, the bigger picture is what's most important: turning people's attention toward a situation that needs a spotlight, whether it's famine or a deadly virus.

Santigold, the hip-hopper, said the problem of unhealthy water needs a spotlight.

TB "needs to be brought from the shadows ― it needs a political spotlight and commitment of the highest level possible," Lynch added.

But all proceeds from the show will go to the Reproductive Health Access Project, which Morales felt needs a spotlight more than bigger organizations, like Planned Parenthood.

If a picture's truly great, of course, it doesn't really need an excuse to get the spotlight.

Western countries' weaknesses might benefit from exposure too: the Universal Postal Union could move to Italy.Of the places in direst need of a spotlight, however, Zimbabwe may be grim, but Sudan is even grimmer, especially its Darfur region, where government-backed militias are still killing people.

An approach like this allows the currency to slowly build itself in the background without the need for a spotlight and the barrage of speculators that come with it.

So that's why we need to shine a spotlight on who owns what and where money is really flowing".

I agree "we need to shine a spotlight on hate speech," but I don't think Thomas L. Friedman takes his nondiscrimination far enough.