Sentence examples for collection of profiles from inspiring English sources

Between the two events lies Mr. Wiser's collection of profiles and anecdotes, which read a bit like an extended issue of the Vanity Fair of the era.

Mr. Blackwell described himself as a "dilettante" in a 1983 interview for "Mathematical People," a collection of profiles and interviews.

This collection of profiles, most of which first appeared in The New Yorker, is unified by her ability to see, hear and get down in wickedly simple sentences the shifting textures of American life.

Up in the Old Hotel (Vintage US) is a wonderful collection of profiles from the New Yorker from 1937-64 by the great columnist Joseph Mitchell, which chronicle New York from the 1920s; it really puts you there.

One of the students' favorite books was "Heroes Without Capes" — a Burmese collection of profiles of ordinary people who, in small ways, defied the authorities in order to improve the world immediately around them.

Fisher likes to settle on a single source for each section, which would be fine if he'd written a collection of profiles rather than a book billed as a comprehensive historical survey.

The next phases of the rollout, expected in February and in the fall, will involve creating a members-only section, turning the artists' directory into a collection of profile pages like those on MySpace.

So far, we've shared collections of Profiles, love stories, and pieces about the theatre and New York City.

She did, however, gather both kudos and some cash for her two collections of profiles, Behind the Image (1974) and Looking Out, Looking In (1984).

The "Vertebrate"/ Vertebrate_relaxed" and "Bilateria"/"Bilateria_relaxed" versions were respectively built upon the same collections of profiles.

Next we determined the domain architectures of these proteins by searching their sequences with a library of sequence profiles derived from the PFAM database augmented with additional in-house collections of profiles for domains involved in nucleic acid metabolism, signaling, and organismal conflicts.