The tiger lingered for a while, his face in profile as cameras whirred behind me.
At Dartmouth, he took the microphone in his hand and spoke while walking the stage in ruminative arcs; he often addressed the audience while standing in profile, as though he were talking to himself.
Grooms's gaze is trapped between befuddled and beumused, while Gross, shown in profile, glances severely away.
It carried a reminder that the American military presence in the region, while generally low in profile, can stir considerable hostility.
What's happening here is subtly revolutionary, because while "An Operetta in Profile" double-dramatizes the ur-capitalist narrative of Cinderella, it's also taking on the hypocrisies of democracy by lampooning the schisms of an East Coast backwater still beholden to European ideals of race, religion, ethnicity, and class.
While the increase in profile density caused by ethanol exposure, when averaged across the three ages, was 12.7 fold, the fold-increase was19.44, 15.27 and 8.45 for the early, mid and late third trimester ages respectively.
The great majority show a humpless "unicorn" or bull in profile, while others show the Indian humped bull, elephant, bison, rhinoceros, or tiger.
One passage is set to Debussy's "Nuages"; all six dancers gaze forward in a tableau; then, as a new woodwind chord sounds, the women, seated, turn their heads in profile while the men look down at them.
Startled at having paid more than £100 to watch a show in profile while potentially developing deep-vein thrombosis, I mentioned this to an usher, who kindly found us a couple of vacant aisle seats elsewhere that offered a worse view but more chance of survival.
