Sentence examples for spotlight fully from inspiring English sources

Self-analysis is always difficult but the report, though comprehensive, might have more force if America were to turn the spotlight fully on itself.

But the Higdon work, in its New York premiere, made up the entire second half of the concert and put the spotlight fully on the student ensemble.

It can boast of ambition and some modest clever touches but doesn't hold up to the spotlight as a fully formed work.

In the next few days, the story leapt fully into the spotlight.

Will the athletes fully command the spotlight, or will the host country's nagging problems mount?

But I have rarely heard a performance of "All Set" that brings the score's jazz moves as fully into the spotlight as Axiom's energetic account did.

But you would need to go all the way back to Channel 4's Queer as Folk in 1999 to find him fully in the spotlight.

In "Strings and Threads," the folksy dance tunes are fully in the spotlight; the orchestra mostly hangs back and provides a slow-moving harmonic backdrop.

He kept those qualities fully in the spotlight in an encore, Paganini's Caprice No. 24, in which the dazzling left-hand pizzicato variation drew a vigorous ovation midway through the work.

There were moments when Mr. Watkins fully owned the spotlight, including a ravishing solo in the Adagio of the Quartet in F, which Mr. Drucker lovingly ornamented with delicate undulating figures.

From the start the orchestra played assertively, at times with brutal force, as well as a clear sense of when it fully owned the spotlight and when it was seeking to wrest it from the soloist.