Sentence examples for would have spotlighted from inspiring English sources

Still, not so long ago sexual orientation would have been the last thing a politician in Mr. McGreevey's predicament would have spotlighted at a news conference like that -- especially with a declaration as indelibly eloquent and defiant as this one.

As the first woman to qualify for a PGA Tour tournament since Babe Didrikson Zaharias in 1945, Suzy Whaley knew she would have a spotlight on her for all 18 holes of today's first round of the Greater Hartford Open.

"That format change would have shined the spotlight on him more than on the collaborative nature of the conversation".

The takeaway from the gathering, according to an employee who was present but was granted anonymity to speak about a closed-door company meeting, was that the news organization would have a brighter spotlight on it.

If not for the Yankees' humiliating collapse, the metropolitan areas would have traded home spotlights: the Athletics playing the first two games at Yankee Stadium, then taking the Yankees to their home, while the Giants returned to New York for two games against the Mets at Shea Stadium after two at the spanking new Pacific Bell Park.

Reagan's closest friends, who came out to his library and grave site on Friday to look back, insist he would have turned the spotlight anywhere but himself if he were here.

The news ensured any meeting with Putin would have put a spotlight on the special counsel's investigation into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Moscow during the campaign.

This time last year, few people would have looked at "Spotlight," the movie that just won this year's Oscar for best picture and predicted, "That is a film the academy is just going to love!" Meanwhile, "The Big Short," the Producers Guild picture winner, wasn't even on the 2015 schedule at this point last year.

And the Knicks would have to share the spotlight.

"The spotlight would have been on me and the show would end up being neutered.

Their interruptions might be amusing, but probably not as amusing as a shared spotlight would have been.