Sentence examples for spotlight in which from inspiring English sources

His success continued in 2015 with the drama Spotlight, in which he gave a riveting performance as a Boston Globe reporter investigating the cover-up of sexual abuse by Roman Catholic priests.

In the two years since he has been entirely absent from the spotlight in which he once delighted; he has gone through treatment for his longstanding problem with alcohol; he has been in touch with the Anti-Defamation League.

Listening to him made me think of a scene in the movie "Spotlight" in which the Boston Globe journalists discuss an agitated abuse survivor, who's been contacting them about predator priests for years.

Some of the later films have appeared in recent New York gallery shows, but this exhibition offers a rare look at the early, performance-based ones: works like "Milk," in which the persistent banging of a fist on a table finally topples a glass, or "Spotlight," in which a beam chases Goldstein around an empty room.

Ms. Blackwell also has a solo turn in the spotlight, in which she sends up the coy come-ons of a seductress and then suddenly becomes a pugilist, punching and jabbing at the air with impressive ferocity before transforming yet again into a stooped, aged figure.

A12 OBITUARIES C10 ARTS E1-24 Misgivings Over Trade Center Architects have privately expressed reservations about the details of the designs for the World Trade Center site, the handling of the competition and the spotlight in which the contestants now stand.

Instead the performers of Compañía Rafaela Carrasco on Friday and Ballet Flamenco Sara Baras on Saturday often had their own spotlights in which to perform on a dark stage, their hands curling up into the light like small, waxy flowers.

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Using a whole-brain searchlight analysis, we identified several clusters of spotlight locations in which pattern similarity was sensitive to acoustic form independent of syllable identity (Fig.  3, red rendering).

Using a whole-brain searchlight analysis, we found clusters of spotlight locations in which pattern similarity was greater for syllables of the same identity than for syllables with different identities (Fig.  3, blue rendering).

Enwezor transcends this divide, or carefully walks its fault line, by spotlighting work in which protest and visual pleasure are often deeply interwoven.