Sentence examples for spotlight less from inspiring English sources

The less spotlight, less attention, it keeps us from distractions.

For Plumlee, whom the Nets drafted 22nd over all this summer from Duke, the chores were expected but the time in the spotlight less so.

Spears often found herself in the spotlight less for her music than for events in her personal life, most notably her tumultuous marriage (2004 07) to dancer Kevin Federline.

In adulthood, one of the best ways to be in the spotlight and get the loudest laughs for your jokes is to be successful in politics, and Mr. Bush has seemingly drifted toward that spotlight less because of political beliefs than because he enjoys it and is very good at it.

Why do you want this for your life when you could be an astronaut?" Howard's story has once again thrust the issue of ultra-thin models into the spotlight, less than a month after MPs said they would investigate whether very thin models should be banned from British catwalks.

"It is incredibly liberating to let your body be exposed — in the spotlight, no less — and to love it the way it is, and feel proud of it".

The recent death of a student in a Paris street brawl threw the spotlight on less visible extremist groups of left and right.

The Leeds City Region work is a timely reminder that cutting edge innovation is also under way in places where the spotlight shines less intensely.

We all know that The Apprentice is to real-life job interviews what Caligula was to all-round family entertainment, but that doesn't make pushing yourself into the employment spotlight any less unnerving.

Now, in 2013, they feel the spotlight is less on Mr Obama and more on who is invited to participate.

But as well as his military and charitable work, the prince has previously been in the spotlight for less admirable reasons.