Sentence examples for spotlight especially from inspiring English sources

And, more than any President in recent memory, Bush is uneasy in the spotlight — especially in front of television cameras.

But Walker's painstaking documentation of his cyber-sleuthing efforts have thrust him into the spotlight, especially in the United States.

He added: "It isn't easy to grow up in the spotlight, especially when children are first exposed to it.

There is little reason to expect Mr. Obama to stumble in Tuesday's spotlight, especially after he met the moment in Tucson.

"Family foundations do not enjoy being in the spotlight especially, and this has gotten us more publicity than anything we've ever done -- and we've funded some pretty impressive programs".

This included advising on whether controversial takeovers should be investigated by the Monopolies Commission, which put him occasionally in the spotlight, especially during the long-running battle between Tiny Rowland and Mohamed Al Fayed for control of Harrods.

Finally, a list of problems that currently remain without solution are spotlighted, especially the problems of sensitivity analysis and robust optimization approaches under uncertainties.

At just 26 years old some see it as wildly pre-emptive for Benga to step away from the spotlight, and especially at a time of massive crossover success for the Croydon lad, after co-writing hits for Katy B, Miss Dynamite and Kano most recently, but Benga has had a comparatively long and influential career.

The story mostly amounted to occasional gags and C-plots and never truly got the spotlight it deserved – especially given that the killer was probably under our noses in the Dunder Mifflin annex the entire time.

When Hart wrote the book for the musical, he himself was in analysis (he struggled with his homosexuality), and he was enough of a showman to know that Freudianism would be a nifty shortcut for turning the spotlight on character, especially on the conundrum of feeling "different".

The second cantata, depicting the shepherds on the hillside, threw the spotlight on an especially mellifluous quartet of baroque oboes – two of them oboes da caccia, curved in a crescent and looking like something you could string and shoot an arrow from.