Sentence examples for spotlight matters from inspiring English sources

Moonlighting is not easy to define, it is one of the situations that are rather typical in biology where the "classic" examples are clear and compelling (see crystallins) but few and far between whereas away from the spotlight, matters become fuzzy.

The Bryans, 35, seem to have accepted that doubles is never going to be in the spotlight, no matter what they achieve.

In an era when so many people thrill to and preen for the spotlight, no matter why it's there, she showed up for court in unfashionable tops and skirts, ballet flats and chipped nail polish.

Despite the greater media spotlight on personal matters and indiscretions, the issue seems to really burn only when it's flagrant and contemporary, or involves hypocrisy or a criminal act.

Of the videos released so far as part of NEW YORKERS FOR DANCE -- a new visibility campaign spotlighting why dance matters to our city -- there is one I find particularly compelling: this statement from Luanne Sorrentino of Staten Island's St . GeorgeTheatre and Mrs. Rosemary's Dance Studio.

On May 6 — ironically, just shortly before the spotlight swung to these matters — the I.M.F.

Work on animals and people suggests the amygdala behaves like a spotlight, calling attention to matters that are new, exciting and important to know more about.

Taylor's tenacious grip on the spotlight was partly a matter of sensing which mate at which moment could help her most.

The Miami Heat had been here before, under this searing N.B.A. finals spotlight, and it surely mattered late Sunday night when they outlasted the Oklahoma City Thunder for a 91-85 victory and a 2-1 lead in the series.

Even some of those who admire him as a director said, at least privately, that he was more focused on his own career than on the Public and that he had trouble sharing power or, for that matter, the spotlight.

The Web cuts through political tape to spotlight the issues that matter most to the electorate.