Sentence examples for this year spotlights from inspiring English sources

The analogous commercial this year spotlights David and Tonia Parker, who insist that after Massachusetts began to allow same-sex marriage in 2004, their son and other children were forced to learn about homosexual relationships in school.

The first shows to debut under the new name will be "Trinidad / Joy Station," a solo exhibition of work by L.A.-based Salvadoran artist Beatriz Cortez, and the third iteration of the Farhang Foundation biennial, "Focus Iran 3: Contemporary Photography and Video," which this year spotlights Iranian youth.

JACK WHITTEN This capsule survey of works made between 1974 and 2007 spotlights an artist who has helped to radicalize abstract painting without ever lifting a brush.

Memory and Markets: Pueblo Painting in the Early 20th Century, at the Cantor Arts Center Feb. 22 through May 27, spotlights an important development in Native American art history.

Museum of the Moving Image's series "Frederick Wiseman's New York" (Oct . 9-Nov. 9-Nov. 7ghtspotlightsaturesevent the Boston-based documentary featuresr made in that cithebetween 1969 and 1994.

Douglas Barnes (1992) spotlights the relationship between developing our understandings of the world and a purposeful, autonomous approach to learning: "We educate children in order to change their behavior by changing their view of the world.

"Ethel Merman's Broadway," which opened Thursday and will be reviewed next week, spotlights Rita McKenzie channeling the queen of Broadway musicals from the 1940s and '50s.

King's album, which will be released on March 3, spotlights the guitar's symbolic power and capabilities, and it's "inner life and protean power".

Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) 2018 (spotlight).

Lauri La Pointe received a 2016 Spotlight Award in recognition for Outstanding Service to Berkeley Law.

The Long Island Sound lobster die-off two years ago spotlighted the threat of pollution.