Sentence examples for so to shine from inspiring English sources

"It is an honour for AFI to celebrate her latest story with its world premiere and, in doing so, to shine a proper light upon her boundless creative energies as actor, director, writer and producer".

As the director of big, popular action movies, Michael Bay is an easy target for critics who find his work objectionable (see many a Guardian comment thread for evidence) – and so, to shine a little good will in Bay's direction, we'd like to hear from readers who have good things to say about the man who bought us The Rock, Armageddon, The Island and Bad Boys.

A lot of people know how to play the piano, guitar and drums, so to shine playing those instruments, you need to be really good, but if you choose a strange, uncommon instrument, even if you're the worst player you'll find a job teaching or playing.

There's so much competition and it's so hard to shine when you're being told who you are – too young, too old, too serious, too funny.

Throughout the film, I tried to figure out who the superb and likely famous actor was who had disguised himself so thoroughly to shine, even steal the film, in a small part.

So how to shine in a tough market?

That's why it's so important to shine a light on this issue.

That is why it is so important to shine a bright, constant light on successful minority leaders in all industries.

An opener, with a parade, in Cincinnati and a second presidential opener in Washington, D.C. Would it be so difficult to shine the spotlight on one special game to open the new baseball season?

But the beauty of the staging is the opportunity it gives so many dancers to shine as the individuals they are.

On the women's side the Williams sisters do well in SW19 so will expect to shine alongside the current world No1 Caroline Wozniacki.