Sentence examples for fair profile from inspiring English sources

A Vanity Fair profile slated her.

Indeed, some economists regard this as Mr. Summers's primary talent, according to a 2009 Vanity Fair profile by William Cohan.

Indeed, this Vanity Fair profile is just the latest step in the fashion world's own rehabilitation of John Galliano.

After reading that Vanity Fair profile, an actress's pursuit of a plump and lineless face becomes all too understandable.

Carter is said to have removed unflattering references to Epstein from a 2002 Vanity Fair profile of him.

Below the waterline, it was also, as Michael Lewis has identified in a brilliant Vanity Fair profile, all about Wolfe.

"The Importance of Being Famous" is a collection of Orth's old Vanity Fair profiles, mostly of such scandal-of-the-month figures as Denise Rich, Susan Gutfreund, Mia Farrow and Laci Peterson, but also of political leaders like Margaret Thatcher and Vladimir Putin.

Since the show made its debut back in 2004, the mood of celebrity culture at large has shifted from adoration (Vanity Fair profiles, expanded Oscar coverage, "Cribs") to contempt (unflattering paparazzi close-ups, Gawker Stalker maps) to indifference (the tabloids now mostly feature reality stars, not celebrities, on their covers).

When Vanity Fair profiled the French countess a few years ago, Jacqueline de Ribes is quoted as saying that people said she looked like Nefertiti.

("Savoir Fair," her profile of him, appears on Page 150).

(This has all come up again because of the new, fun but appalling Vanity Fair Sarah Palin profile, and perhaps because the Sanford situation narrows the Republican field for 2012).