Sentence examples for spotlight rather from inspiring English sources

"I hope we in journalism will continue to recognize that our great power is in laying out an agenda, shining a spotlight, rather than classic punditry," he said.

Perhaps because she prefers to deflect the narrative spotlight rather than occupy it, doppelgängers begin to show up in Oates's accounts of adolescence.

Most of the series has been about her becoming her own person, someone who deserves to be in the spotlight rather than standing by her man.

But it's his oblique relationship to fame, his knack for sharing the spotlight rather than hogging it, that likely explains his rise.

Cresswell preferred his stars to be in the spotlight rather than himself although the BBC hoped he could rival Simon Cowell on a projected talent show.

Dressed in a collared shirt and bluejeans, he came off as earnest, unaffected and a bit nervous about now being in the spotlight rather than being a nearly invisible ensemble member.

As the new president takes up the reins of power in the glare of spotlights rather than from behind the scenes, he may be in for a rough ride.

Practitioners reported providing documents, to help parents perform spotlighting, rather than directly communicating with education professionals.

Artists, too, are subjected to a spotlight — or, rather, to a sort of X-ray — that puts their claim upon attention, the celebration of their personality, to a severe test.

But now, the more subjective version spreads the spotlight around rather than illuminating just a few photographers.

The new Klimt Foundation says it will also work to spotlight the rather dubious legacy of Ursula Ucicky's late husband: Gustav Ucicky, a son of Klimt with a Czech laundress named Maria Ucicka.