Sentence examples for a recent profile of from inspiring English sources

Daniel Zalewski wrote a recent Profile of Marclay for the magazine.

A recent profile of Banks in the New Statesman put his fortune at more than £100m.

(A recent profile of Chris Matthews in The New York Times Magazine spilled a fair amount of ink over Mr. Matthews's desire for Mr. Russert's acceptance).

"He has always been bit of rebel", says The Calvert Journal in a recent profile of his latest work – a video mocking the marketing techniques of fashion houses.

Although their next documentary will be about the White House, the Kunhardts have also covered less presidential topics, including a recent profile of P.T. Barnum.

A recent profile of him in the left-leaning Nouvel Observateur called the boss of Publicis "an éminence grise with a shadowy network".

Interestingly, in a recent profiling of zebrafish NR expression patterns, Bertrand and colleagues found that nuclear receptors expressed in the retina, except of TRβ, are also expressed in the brain and/or anterior spinal cord.

The insult of the week, it derives from the British political sitcom "The Thick of It," a creation of Armando Iannucci, the subject of a recent Profile by Ian Parker.

And he was the subject of a recent profile in The New Yorker.

(He has two new short films, "A Sunny Day" and "I Have Nothing to Say," and has shot a new feature, "A Family Tour"; this recent profile of Ying includes his account of the long reach of Chinese censorship into Hong Kong, where he now lives, and even into Taiwan, where he has filmed).

"I trust the Constitution," Edie Windsor told BuzzFeed reporter Chris Geidner in an interview for his recent profile of the 83-year-old whose lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act will be heard by the Supreme Court this March.