Sentence examples for spotlighting of from inspiring English sources

I was willing to overlook Donald Trump's misogyny, banishment of Muslims from the country, the demonization of undocumented Latinos and the spotlighting of crowd anger to incentivize mob behavior.

For the berry-bearing piece, he set up a room with a low door and green walls; it is dark but for the spotlighting of the sculpture in the corner, where it seems to grow out of the wall.

Finalists: Walt Bogdanich of the New York Times for his spotlighting of medical radiation errors that injure thousands of Americans, sparking national discussion and remedial steps; and Sam Roe and Jared S Hopkins of the Chicago Tribune for their investigation, in print and online, of 13 deaths at a home for severely disabled children and young adults, resulting in closure of the facility.

First there's the spotlighting of the usually schizophrenic mix of New York royalty in the crowd: Sharpton, Trump, Spike, Latrell, etc., followed by the calling up into the ring of past middleweight champs: Jake LaMotta, Emile Griffith and other less memorable titleholders.

Many experts on both sides of the immigration debate attribute at least part of this shift to the use of sharp, unwelcoming rhetoric by Trump and his aides, as well as the administration's showy use of enforcement raids and public spotlighting of crimes committed by immigrants.

So with President Xi Jinping's recent crackdown on corruption and other public spotlighting of peccadilloes of the wealthy and powerful, has grief come again to this select roster?

For now, they share a spotlight of speculation.

The spotlight of public money should turn on Bristol, Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester.

She suffered in the unforgiving spotlight of public life.

Emmanuel Macron is basking in the spotlight of Brexit.

What role with Damir Skomina of Slovenia play in the biggest spotlight of his refereeing career?