Sentence examples for a different memoir from inspiring English sources

In a different memoir, "Another Insane Devotion: On the Love of Cats and Persons" (DaCapo Lifelong, 304 pp., $24), Peter Trachtenberg tried to figure out what motivated the various women and cats in his life (particularly his cats Bitey and Biscuit), and failed entertainingly at both endeavors.

A very different memoir, Gottfreid Leske's "I Was a Nazi Flier" (1941), is $3.

By coincidence, a similar (but quite different) memoir was recently published in Germany, by Walter Kohl, the son of Helmut.

— Sasha Frere-Jones Since I am working on a book in the first person (notice how I can't bear to say the "m word"), I am rereading lots of different memoirs this summer.

In 1993, two years before his death, he published "A Different Person," a memoir of his youth.

Frank Langella's "Dropped Names" is a different kind of memoir.

Merrill also wrote plays, novels, essays, and the memoir A Different Person (1993).

"Given metrical facility," he wrote in his 1993 memoir, "A Different Person" (that's quite a "given," but never mind), "poems are far easier to write than prose...

In his memoir, "A Different Person," he reflected on societal attitudes toward homosexuality, describing "the classic account of Sarah Bernhardt descending a spiral staircase -- she stood still and it revolved about her".

So was this memoir a different conceit in that it would be explicitly about you in real life, as opposed to writing what you know as literature?

His memoir told a different tale.