Sentence examples for fascinating profile from inspiring English sources

Another element of Ari's fascinating profile is his family background.

Last year, Academia Sinica, Taiwan's national research center, presented a fascinating profile of the nation's youth and their evolving political instincts.

— Patrick Farrell Chicago Reader: A fascinating profile of a wild-edible-obsessed underground chef, Iliana Regan, who is inching into the mainstream with a "new gatherer" restaurant.

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(Judith Thurman discusses the project in her fascinating Profile of the artist, available to subscribers; in a blog post, Meredith Blake talks with Abramović's biographer, James Westcott).

In 2005, when I was the Chicago Tribune's sports editor, Philip Hersh, the longtime Olympics reporter, wrote a fascinating profile of Davis in the Tribune Magazine, an evenhanded account of his unlikely mastery of his sport.

Tomorrow, we'll highlight some of our most fascinating Profiles, and some of our most inventive humor writing.

– Glenn Collins The Chicago Tribune: A fascinating multimedia profile of the Chicago chef Curtis Duffy, including a sad beginning.

That's a fascinating psychological profile, but Biskind makes the odd choice of claiming that psychology is "too reductive" for this macho project: he's not going to try to understand the man, only "describe" him.

Auriemma gave a fascinating psychological profile of Moore, recreating conversations between the two, drifting into metaphoric tributaries about golf and baseball, underscoring how even the best players need support and encouragement.

To read: The New York Times Magazine's Matt Bai puts together a fascinating, complicated profile of Scott Ritter, the weapons inspector and Iraq war opponent, who seems headed for jail after being caught in an online sex sting: It's tempting to try to find some deeper connection between Ritter's public crusade and his most private transgressions.