Sentence examples for from a profile of from inspiring English sources

That is very different from a profile of Angelina and Brad.

That emerges from a profile of the Daily Mail editor by Peter Wilby in the New Statesman.

The New Yorker, May 31 , 1993P. 88 ANNALS OF SHOW BUSINESS excerpt from a PROFILE of Lee and J.J. Shubert which ran: November 18-December 2 , 1939

She must have cut quite the figure, to judge from a profile of the "petite and dynamic young Manhattan matron" that ran in The New York Times in 1955.

You can guess what it might look like now from a profile of the Huntsmans' previous home in suburban Washington that appeared in Home and Design magazine in 2002.

The effects of rough membrane surfaces in increasing polarisation and decreasing product flux were also closely predicted using a roughness depth determined from a profile of the surface irregularities.

But, Josh, the characterization I'm speaking of came from a profile on your Deputy National Security Advisor, Ben Rhodes.

From the Oscar-winning director of 20 Feet from Stardom, a profile of an American institution: Fred Rogers, the ordained Presbyterian minister who was a stalwart of US kids' TV from the late 1960s to the end of the century.

Its evidence said that the security services have moved away from developing a profile of a "typical extremist", to a more rounded analysis of potential risks and interventions.

Jonathan Demme's Man From Plains, a profile of Jimmy Carter (another Jeff Skoll venture), following the ex-President as he tours America promoting a book in which he criticises Israel, proved to be a flop.

Her first article, a cover story from 1935, was a profile of Marston.