Sentence examples for profiles himself from inspiring English sources

" 'Oh, God,' she said disgustedly, 'this wouldn't be one of those profiles where you try to figure him out, would it?' " (This might be a good time to point out that Friend, too, despite that obit of his, continues to write terrific celebrity profiles himself, including this all-time great on David Lynch and this more recent article on Ben Stiller, both for The New Yorker).

"He's not a headline grabber – not because he's some shadowy figure, but because he doesn't look for a public profile himself.

Mr. Butler even engaged in a bit of profiling himself, suggesting that the city's young people bring trouble on themselves by their dress.

He accompanied Mr. Jiang to Beijing and reportedly helped engineer the downfall of Mr. Jiang's rivals over the years, while keeping a low public profile himself.

But Mr. Arnold admits that he is engaging in some racial profiling himself these days, casting a wary eye on men who look to be of Middle Eastern descent.

In Florida, Arthenia L. Joyner, a state senator and 1960s civil rights advocate who will serve as Senate Democratic leader in 2014, said the speech was important because it came from a black president who had experienced profiling himself.

Ward Connerly ("Where 'Separate but Equal' Still Rules," Op-Ed, May 8) engages in racial profiling himself by assuming that only African-Americans frequent what he calls the "ghettos" in the bookstores.

Andrew was unable to see the profile himself, because the impersonator blocked him.

Then he created profiles for himself and for Hughes and Moskovitz.

The man who sold the BBC these profiles calls himself Edgars Apalais.

(Mr Thaksin himself has kept a low profile, busying himself with Manchester City, the English football team he owns).