Sentence examples for critical profiles from inspiring English sources

Suggested by Dwight Garner, New York Times book critic: The best thing about Tynan's critical Profiles, many of them nearly as long as novellas, is their offbeat pacing — the wit and erudition come at you from unexpected angles.

His critical profiles, which appeared in The New Yorker, are master classes.

In my lectures on cyberlaw, which I study since 2000, I bring out the critical profiles of the "Information Society" from the discussion of the most recent jurisprudence.

Kenneth Tynan's "The Sound of Two Hands Clapping" (1975) is an assortment of the kind of critical profiles that no one really writes anymore.

Together, they have produced a readable survey of the history, methods and styles of the region and the challenges and opportunities it faces, along with exceedingly useful critical profiles of the leading bodegas of sherry and Montilla.

It is shown that only when the composition of the initial disordered matrix is near the phase boundary of the disordered phase, are the composition and order parameter values inside the critical nucleus close to those of the equilibrium ordered phase, and that the critical profiles become increasingly diffuse as the composition of the disordered matrix approaches the ordering instability line.

I once wrote a critical profile of him and feared the riposte.

Today comes another critical profile, this time in the Financial Times, An Irish hero humbled.

But those who were most depressed tended to choose the person who had done the critical profile.

In 2010, The Seattle Times published a lengthy and critical profile of CoSport's chief executive, Sead Dizdarevic, examining the organization's history with the Olympics.

The NY Times went so far as to publish a critical profile of Assange in which it quoted his anonymous former colleagues as speaking of his "erratic and imperious behaviour, and a nearly delusional grandeur".