In her new book, Daily Dishonesty: The Beautiful Little Lies We Tell Ourselves Every Day (Abrams Image, September 2), Lauren Hom has brought this ubiquitous habit into the spotlight, crafting elegant, hand-lettered illustrations for common white lies we tell ourselves: "These heels don't hurt"; "I'll just have a salad"; "I'm over it".
You can also use Spotlight as a ubiquitous calculator.
Tonight Vivaldi is in the spotlight -- not the ubiquitous "Four Seasons" but two cantatas, "Perche Son Molli" (RV 681) and "Cessate Omai Cessate" (RV 684) -- along with a sonata (RV 130) and a concerto (RV 142).
He was ubiquitous during an extraordinary week here, dominating the spotlight to an unusual degree even for a mayor who has occupied the center stage of San Francisco politics for the past seven years.
Given that none of Detroit's chief executives were on hand at the show, the spotlight shone more brightly on Mr. Ghosn, who seemed ubiquitous during his New York visit.
In some ways I am grateful that something as stigmatized and ubiquitous as sexual assault has been brought into such a bright public spotlight, resulting in some very insightful and empathetic discourse regarding what it means to be a woman".
Recently, however, the spotlight on lethal policing in Ferguson, New York, South Carolina, Baltimore and elsewhere in LA, plus ubiquitous video and shifting policies on drugs and incarceration, have upended the job.
Though ubiquitous in jazz and pop, it has long remained on the fringes of classical music, brought in for the occasional "Bolero," but rarely afforded the spotlight.
The spotlight shone elsewhere.
"Spotlight" has reunited them.
