Sentence examples for spotlight generally from inspiring English sources

It's been only half a decade since celebrity stylists really began stepping out from behind the camera to claim a piece of the spotlight generally reserved for their clients.

"You're in the spotlight, and generally playing on your own".

The 30-second spots generally spotlight individual players like Dottie Pepper and Grace Park.

Arriving two days in, I missed Aleksandr Sokurov's Francofonia and Tom McCarthy's investigative drama Spotlight, which people generally raved about, and Black Mass, starring Johnny Depp, which left many cold.

The crashes caused by wrong-way drivers are generally spotlighted by the media and call for public intervention.

His first moment in the spotlight, in 2009, was generally judged a disaster.

The administration thereby raised expectations of what the revelations contained, spotlighted the event and generally created a sense of drama for an habitually jaded public.

Ujiri, 40, generally shuns the spotlight, but he made headlines after the Anthony trade.

In New York, Archbishop O'Connor succeeded Cardinal Terence Cooke, a painstaking manager who generally shunned the spotlight.

Rarely does this sense recede, with chorus and orchestra generally sharing the spotlight.

(He didn't mention, naturally, that the spotlight, during his time, has generally been an ugly place to be).