bring something into relief
throw something into relief

The light threw the scores in his horns into sharp relief.

By doing so he throws into relief the often overlooked parallels between the two women's lives.

The novel, which throws the past into relief, makes one lament the present.

The matter was thrown into stark relief one morning in September.

Hence they throw into relief and bring out the significant aspects of the phenomenon in question.

The early daylight threw them into sharp relief against the sky.

It came from the viewer at which he worked, throwing his face into sharp relief.

And was it for my benefit that certain individuals were thrown into sharp relief?

But finally "1st to Die" simply throws into relief the fundamental problem with television movies.

And sometimes, he says, people create difference where there is none to throw their own self-definition into relief.