Sentence examples for the same spotlight from inspiring English sources

"I'm very lucky that I'm not under the same spotlight and scrutiny that Rory's under," he said.

When will we change?" Others said Egyptian television should have given the same spotlight to a released Palestinian.

Letta was less convinced, noting to the Ambassador that both Berlusconi and Sarkozy were "big dogs angling for the same spotlight".

If Deutsche ends up in the same spotlight as RBS, Barclays and UBS, awkward questions will surely be asked of Anshu Jain, the co-chief executive of Deutsche Bank and the ex-head of its investment bank.Holding executives accountable is not without risks: good people may be forced out of banks when they need them most.

Twelve months to the day after the opening ceremony for the Paralympics, the host city for the Games – which thrust athletes such as Jonnie Peacock and Ellie Simmonds into the same spotlight as Mo Farah and Jessica Ennis – has one of the highest rates of attacks on disabled people.

The sport has been missing a trick by not finding ways for female stars to share the same spotlight as their male counterparts.

Think James Carville and Mary Matalin, though not quite in the same public spotlight.

Bill and Hillary Clinton have worked hard at turning that posture into a negative, aggressively courting the black vote, while at the same time spotlighting (directly and through surrogates) the fact that Mr. Obama is black.

"Radical Craft" hopes to avoid the reviled "outsider" distinction, while at the same time, spotlighting craft makers who don't adhere to the fine art techniques displayed in most insider exhibitions. .

But then, JPMorgan isn't under quite the same politically charged spotlight as Goldman, led by Lloyd C. Blankfein.

PARIS — Amid the welter of the WikiLeaks disclosures, Britain's royal family might have justifiably assumed that it would not fall under the same whistle-blower spotlight as hot spots from Iran to North Korea.