Sentence examples for a major profile from inspiring English sources

Last month, Vanity Fair featured a major profile of President Obama by Michael Lewis, who was given what the New York Times called "rare" and "extraordinary access".

Swift mentioned Ballerini on Twitter and Instagram, giving the starlet a major profile boost that has helped drive sales and attention.

While she did not name the executive to Variety, she did reveal that he was the subject of a major profile for a national magazine.

Mrs. Rubio's job, fielding and vetting requests for donations to one of Miami's biggest charitable foundations, has given her a major profile in the world of Florida philanthropy.

The New York Times did a major profile on her as "Britain's austerity celebrity" and the Daily Mail columnist Richard Littlejohn lampooned her 42p kale pesto pasta and described her experience on benefits as "a lifestyle choice".

As a companion to a major profile this weekend by David Streitfeld and Christine Haughney, here is a sampler of previous articles tracing what he has accomplished and how he has been perceived.

Winning the international grand jury prize at Sundance has been a major profile-raiser, for the film and Maclean himself.

Mr Whittam told the court a knife found in Mr Mair's backpack also had blood on the handle which contained "a major DNA profile matching that of Jo Cox and a minor DNA profile of the defendant".

Castro is just 37, yet already has a major national profile, prompting comparisons with Obama's own path to the White House.

For several years, Orlando had been building a major tourist profile in Brazil, and Da Silva, a Brazilian businessman, had been reaping the benefits with his astonishingly successful Wise Up English language programme.

Brando died in 2004, since when plenty of new material has come to light about his life, and it seems strange that a major BBC1 profile like this should ignore it.