Sentence examples for striking profile from inspiring English sources

Ms. Demarqui, who is 17 and possessed of a striking profile worthy of an ancient Roman coin, endured the process with aplomb.

(For a striking profile of Mr Shah, read this).

However, what the three fans do, without a doubt, is give Strata a striking profile.

Mr. Prigent's first job for Vogue made the cover — the striking profile of a model in a gray hat by Charles James, America's first couturier.

"African Cultural Myth" (1994), a striking profile outline of an African woman, composed of these bits and pieces applied to a white wall is a later example of this technique and is on show here.

With his Falstaffian girth — he actually played Falstaff for a BBC production of "The Merry Wives of Windsor" — Mr. Griffiths was an object of audience fascination as much for his striking profile as for his talent.

With practice, savvy festivalgoers learn how to strike a balance between high-profile selections and those that have little publicity and marketing muscle.

His skin was rough and pitted, but the slanting lines and planes of his cheekbones were striking in profile, beautiful like those of a peasant in an old Central European photograph, though Greta thought he didn't know it.

Each measured point on the profiles in Fig. 4 results from the stack of 51 cross-strike profiles (according to the method proposed by Klinger et al. (2006) and Avouac et al. (2006) and implemented in Leprince et al. (2007)), providing an approximation of the offsets every 1 km.

These segments are typically inside the Longmen Shan, along the Wenchuan Fault and along the northeastern part of the Guanxian fault (black dotted lines in Figs. 2 and 3). Figure 4 shows along-strike profiles of range and azimuth offsets across the Beichuan and Guanxian faults.

The Taliban has ­denounced Ghani for his close ties to Washington and has launched a campaign to strike high-profile targets.