In England, press profiles warned that the Big Man from Ballymena was dangerous.
If you check through press profiles of Davis, you will find that the interviewers are invariably interested in only three things.
He nurtured his social activism for most of his life, fighting for civil liberties and against nuclear armament (and helped start a prestigious Los Angeles-area school, the Oakwood), though it didn't always materialize in the fawning press profiles.
Unemployed and broke, Grüninger — one of the four brave men and women whom Eyal Press profiles in "Beautiful Souls," his inquiry into what sort of person does the right thing when everyone else is doing evil — was refused a permit to open a pawn shop.
Small prizes with sensible press profiles play a huge part in supporting literary fiction - and it needs all the support it can get". Evie Wyld, who took the 2009 award for her debut novel After the Fire, a Still Small Voice, agreed, saying that the win "brought attention to my book and to me as an author in a way not many other prizes have".
On Apr. 1 Hurd arrived at HP and went underground: no ad cameos or voice-overs, no portrait in the lobby, no lengthy press profiles (until this one).
Meanwhile the financial press profiles the Yeti as a role model, which is an abominable snow job.
"We are not planning proactive press outreach on the rebrand but are queuing up positive press profiles to launch around Oct. 22," reads the FAQ in the document, urging staff to keep things confidential and referring to the initial launch date, which has since been postponed.
Listen: Jeffrey Toobin discusses "Full-Court Press," his profile of Leonard Leo, the executive vice-president of the Federalist Society, on N.P.R.'s "Fresh Air".
