Sentence examples for spotlight given from inspiring English sources

This includes the warmhearted spotlight given to Gloria Foster, who returns as Oracle, the source of all knowledge for Neo (Mitchell).

It is striking that MATA put Mr. Kahane's pop side in the spotlight given that he also writes formal, often difficult concert works, and that MATA's regulars include musicians who are up to the challenges of playing those pieces.

This was a day when not only Theresa May, but her opposite number Jeremy Corbyn, were under the spotlight – given that he now faces the agreed candidate of his own parliamentary party in a leadership contest.

One game, even though the NFL is under a harsh spotlight given recent high-profile domestic abuse cases.

Mauresmo, who coached countryman Michael Llodra briefly in 2010 after ending her playing career, finds herself in the spotlight given she is one of a rare number of women coaching in the men's game.

Additionally, because the medical care of people with chronic disease is under the spotlight given the growing prevalence of such conditions in ageing populations, the proposed randomized design with 4 different sub-groups can be interesting to evaluate other personalized medicine programs.

And in "Speech" an intense spotlight gives the Brussels museum director Paul Dujardin an almost papal air of authority.

As I walked in, Aswany was squinting beneath an overly bright spotlight, giving an interview to a local television station.

Each gets a turn in the spotlight, giving the book the feel of an ensemble performance, rather than a solo.

But it did steal the media spotlight, giving it to protesters who had vowed to re-create the blockade of the trade talks last year in Seattle.

The state's pension overhaul, carried out in 2011, propelled Mr. Christie into the national spotlight, giving him the image of a no-holds-barred champion of his state's beleaguered taxpayers.