Sentence examples for longer profiles from inspiring English sources

Michael Sylvain, a regular reader of my blog, posted much longer profiles on the blog I was writing earlier today.

Under Mr. Dana, the magazine has put more of its resources into longer profiles and investigative pieces.

There are longer profiles of notable monarchs like Alfred the Great, William the Conqueror, Henry VIII (who wrote a best seller defending the Roman Catholic Church, before all that marital unpleasantness changed things) and Charles I (he stammered).

Calvin Tomkins wrote his first piece for The New Yorker, a short story, in 1958, and since then he has published nearly three hundred pieces, many of them longer profiles and art criticism.

By Erin Overbey February 7 , 2014Calvin Tomkins wrote his first piece for The New Yorker, a short story, in 1958, and since then he has published nearly three hundred pieces, many of them longer profiles and art criticism.

He scatters longer profiles of the major characters throughout the book, in which we learn that J. J., Mike Doonesbury's ex-wife and a deeply annoying, narcissistic artist, is, Trudeau confesses, something of a stand-in for him — or at least for someone dealing with the "improbable success" that he seems mildly amused at having survived.

Read a longer profile of Bout in The Economist's Christmas edition.

The Business Insider piece led to another, longer profile by the newspaper at Islam's elite New York City high school, Stuyvesant, a public magnet school, which counts among its alumni four Nobel Prize winners.

In a longer profile in The Times Magazine in September 2002, Mr. Packer quoted Ms. Stewart as ruminating about the Sept. 11 attacks, saying that the United States had waged war around the world and should not be surprised when it was attacked at home.

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Avoid round frames and go for straight or angular shapes that will create a longer profile.