Sentence examples for this recent profile from inspiring English sources

(He has two new short films, "A Sunny Day" and "I Have Nothing to Say," and has shot a new feature, "A Family Tour"; this recent profile of Ying includes his account of the long reach of Chinese censorship into Hong Kong, where he now lives, and even into Taiwan, where he has filmed).

As we wrote in this recent profile of the firm, Felser and Samuel are part of an elite group of co-founders who have not only started multiple companies together but have also seen successful exits for these companies.

It's taken straight from this speech Bannon delivered in 2014 and this recent profile in the Hollywood Reporter.

This follows the recent profile of Dr. Marsha Linehan, a practicing psychologist who has overcome a onetime diagnosis of schizophrenia.

The book takes place in the 1950s, which is around the time that Morrison (or Chloe Wofford, as she was still known) started thinking seriously about race relations in this country, according to a recent profile in the British newspaper The Guardian.

Update: according to this recent Xconomy profile, Instructables raised "just shy of $2 million".

As Microsoft continues to position Azure as a competitive force against Amazon and Amazon Web Services (a theme that gets a lot of time in this recent Wired profile of Azure head Mark Russinovich), showing that it can offer support for more than just Windows is key.

Another, more recent, profile that I liked was this piece by Jere Longman in the New York Times about Ryan Hall.

As my recent profile on the Hawks' offense demonstrates, this is no small feat by Beal.

Citizen Cohen: Here's a recent profile of Leonard Cohen, who died this week.

From a recent profile in Vogue.