Sentence examples for spotlight particularly from inspiring English sources
Expert View Danny Cox, Hargreaves Lansdown 'The technology sector has been in the spotlight, particularly Facebook and Twitter.
One campaign challenge will be keeping Mr. Romney in the spotlight, particularly as he competes with the White House for attention.
On Friday, he urged "those in the public spotlight, particularly athletes, to understand that when they violate their bodies, they're sending a terrible signal to America's young".
Reluctant to embrace the spotlight, particularly if English is being spoken there, Ángel Cabrera has been well served this week as he has prepared to defend his Masters title.
But the delay would seem to mean that whenever this is resolved over the next few days, the winner is going to enjoy a very bright spotlight, particularly given the frisson of drama that attended the end of this contest.
It is other Switzerland players who are currently in the spotlight, particularly Xhaka, who has completed a move to Arsenal from Borussia Mönchengladbach for around £30m and Breel Embolo, the 19-year-old forward who is expected to leave Basel this summer for the highest fee ever paid to a Swiss club.
The ascent of Manuel from bench coach has thrust him into a spotlight where, particularly in New York, his choice of language is going to be analyzed, and some of his more colorful phrases will be questioned.
But the fact that Swiss food producers have escaped Russia's import ban has focused attention on Switzerland's overall position on sanctions, and the spotlight is particularly intense on its financial sector.
Yes, it can still cause a hell of a headache even for the average person, but when you're not in the spotlight -- particularly for being attractive -- there's a much better chance people won't go looking for it.
Now, she's aware of what that spotlight can bring, particularly for someone taking on an increasingly prominent role in New York philanthropy.
I can't be the only one that is feeling a little sorry for Lady Macca today, as she mops up the mess of her failed marriage in the full glare of a particularly harsh public spotlight.
