Sentence examples for points to spotlight from inspiring English sources

Müller et al. (2003) also demonstrated improved behavioral performance for the split-spotlight case compared with attention to adjacent stimuli, which again points to spotlight division as an optimal strategy.

But Romney did not make it a point to spotlight his religion, according to associates.

My point then was to spotlight the centrality of the job and its potential power.

The point, everyone involved agreed, is to spotlight the creative, inexpensive forms of recreation that people have devised and to show that triathlete credentials are not required.

In a section entitled "Your pilot", he wrote: The point of the flight is to spotlight corruption in DC and more importantly, to present the solution(s) to the institutional graft.

The report points to recent research spotlighting this error, such as the 2010 Harvard Business Review article, The Myth of Shareholder Capitalism, which sums up the results of a review of 100 years of legal theory and precedent by stating that "there is no legal basis for the idea of shareholder supremacy".

The new feature is today more akin to Apple's Spotlight search, which only points to apps that match a search query, in addition to matching contacts, suggested websites, and Wikipedia pages.

Vai then points to another guitar on stage underneath a spotlight and runs over to it.

The real reason for the press release and press outreach, of course, is to get a little bit of the spotlight pointed to backpages, too.

Here's one more: The first 60 days of a legislative session offer the governor a moment of control over the agenda, and he has decided to point the spotlight, for now, on immigration and property rights, the second issue he declared to be an emergency.

"We even dared to point spotlights that shone the word 'freedom' on the presidential palace, and set up speakers in main squares chanting the revolutionary song, 'Yalla Irhal, Ya Bashar'Comeone on Bashar, Leave')." But those days are gone.