Sentence examples for flattering profile from inspiring English sources

"He has earned his reputation not with flamboyance but with meticulousness," Time magazine wrote about him in a flattering profile.

In a flattering profile in 2006, Ms. Wang was described in a Qingdao newspaper as believing she was "born for politics".

Re "To at Least One Earthling, Siberia Meteor Proved That Science Is Vital" (Breaking Bread, March 11): Thank you, Clyde Haberman, for that flattering profile, which would satisfy even my mother.

The flattering profile – "How TalkSport took on the BBC and won" – is slightly spoilt by a picture of the station's green room which appears to feature porn playing on a widescreen TV.

Pierre is handsome and high-minded, but nevertheless quick to take advantage of his advantages — be it playing tennis at an exclusive club with an influential official or sleeping with an older reporter from Le Monde who rewards him with a flattering profile in her newspaper.

As The Washington Post reported, in 2010, months before the uprising in Syria began, the firm was paid by the Syrian government to arrange a Vogue photo shoot of Asma al-Assad, the country's first lady, to accompany a flattering profile of her in the magazine.

In the media, the lionising of swaggering political or business "celebrities" – the flattering profiles, the City pages gushing – should stop.

I.E.D. is short for "improvised explosive device," emphasis on the improvisation, and the story, by John Heilemann, is actually among Biden's more flattering profiles.

Is it the New Yorker's job to write uniformly flattering profiles of Obama?

For a while, John Paton was the most celebrated newspaper executive in the country, the subject of flattering profiles in the New York Times, the Columbia Journalism Review and elsewhere.

In some cases, the piece could be restored intact, but angled in a way that produced a flatter profile.