Converse of object

• throw: This may throw a sidelight on the regard in which " American business methods " are held in some parts of the world.

• cast: In fact it casts a rather satirical sidelight on people who interfere with the lives of others.

• have: If you have seperate sidelights with an indicator in the bumper then this part will fit your car.

• illuminate: And the end of George V throws an illuminating sidelight on Palace politics.

Preposition: on

• life: The plot is slight, but there are some intriguing sidelights on social life.

Adjective modifier

• interesting: These details, at the end of the official pages of the books, form an interesting sidelight on local conditions.

• front: Front sidelights are either small bulbs set in the headlamp reflector, or larger bulbs ( around 5 watts ) under separate covers.

• amusing: He offers some informed and amusing sidelights on royal life that regular readers of the magazine should find fascinating.

• fascinating: They have, beyond doubt, no substantial value whatever except as a fascinating sidelight on the mind of our greatest genius.

• rear: The rear sidelight didn't, but amazingly the brake light did.

Modifies a noun

• bulb: Don't do what a mate of mine did when he was stopped for driving with red sidelight bulbs.