Sentence examples for spotlight merely from inspiring English sources

But, as "Spotlight" merely hints, those personal characteristics can't help but come into play at work and in all public affairs.

Sure, "All the President's Men" tracked Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein as they cracked the Watergate story, but "Spotlight" doesn't merely depict the flash points in the Boston Globe investigation — it fills us in on the archival drudgery and the bureaucratic challenges of copying official documents.

Any hope that external input might actually have helped is silenced by his follow-up, where various super-producers merely spotlight Sheeran's shortcomings.

Its revised guidance this week merely spotlights how important China and emerging markets are to its business fortunes.

And the fact that Zuckerberg is still talking in those terms merely spotlights an abject lack of corporate diversity and global perspective at his company.

Hull has merely borrowed the spotlight for a short while.

In ways she means to and ways she doesn't, Bachmann doesn't merely occupy the spotlight.

Blago typifies our popular culture more than our politics, namely the growing spotlight on those who can merely be provocative, rather than smart and right.

But he said the absence of scripted shows on the broadcast networks merely shined a spotlight on what viewers already knew.

Ultimately, and most potently, his big TV talent contest moment in the spotlight has exposed him not merely as the bigoted racist we knew him to be but, arguably more importantly in the long-term, as a political and intellectual lightweight.

It has merely served to spotlight all the ways we have always been divided: haole, local, windward, leeward, north shore, westside, rich, poor, white collar, blue collar, malihihi, kamaaina.