Sentence examples for be profiled from inspiring English sources
noun
The outermost shape, view, or edge of an object.
- His fingers traced the profile of the handle.
"Holiday leave will be profiled.
This needs to be profiled.
"Young black men don't want to be profiled, and old white women don't want to be profiled".
"You could be profiled in an upcoming story".
If they want some affirmation, they can agree to be profiled by Forbes or Fortune.
No one should be profiled on the basis of their ethnicity".
There will be almost a week for Kansas' players and coaches to be profiled and their praises to be sung.
Could a terrorist dress up as a Hasidic Jew and walk into the subway, and not be profiled?
"People who look like me, or who had visa stamps like mine, were liable to be profiled," Mr. Hall said.
Your institution will also be profiled on the Higher Education Network, Guardian University Award Ideas Bank, the University Guide and Guardian Students.
He thinks Muslims should be profiled by suspicious neighbors.
