Sentence examples for high profile ones from inspiring English sources

The most high profile ones – the thriller Cop Land and mob comedy Analyze That – reunited her with De Niro.

There's a Bizarro World brilliance in watching teams, particularly high profile ones with rich histories and demanding fanbases, suddenly forget how to play basketball.

But Captain Corelli will be interesting: at $45 million it is the most expensive Working Title film, and certainly the most contentious of the high profile ones.

Indeed, in the past year, incidents that rarely reach the front pages, as well as high profile ones such as the the debate sparked by the Henry Louis Gates controversy, continue to prove that a single person – even one at the very highest position in the land – cannot realistically change a society by himself.

There are the high profile ones, such as Michael Brown's mother Lesley McSpadden, and Eric Garner's mother Gwen Carr (who won an award named for my father).

"It's not really good for a shopper to have a high profile," one said.

Giffords' appearance at Kennedy Space Center gave the launch a high profile, "one of the most anticipated in years," according to the New York Times.

Even the movement among large investors like state pension funds to divest their portfolios of tobacco stocks has not won many foundations' favor, although a few-high profile ones -- like the nearly $9 billion Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the $3 billion Charles Stewart Mott Foundation -- have rid their endowments of those stocks.

I think there are pros and cons to working with the bigger, higher profile ones.

It was the ninth trade action that the administration has brought against China, with the highest profile ones coming this year.

The slight change in format didn't produce a change in the calculations made by any of Clinton's rivals - the higher profile ones mostly stayed positive, and the lower profile ones lashed out at the bigger names.