Sentence examples for a fascinating memoir from inspiring English sources

She wrote a fascinating memoir, "The Long Loneliness," but most political memoirs, like Thatcher's, are boring.

Las Vegas Strip The Nevadan art historian and Vegas resident has written a fascinating memoir.

On Saturday afternoon, Stephens is scheduled to sign copies of his autobiography, "All This and Sailing, Too" (Mystic Seaport, 1999), a fascinating memoir illustrated with vintage black-and-white images from the seaport's Rosenfeld Collection of marine photography.

During this time he travelled widely, made speeches denouncing the Soviet regime, and published a fascinating memoir, The Oak and the Calf (1975), in which he revealed many new details about his battle with the Soviet authorities.

But in the end the author is, I think, simply too kind, too respectful; he cannot quite bring himself to send real people into agony (the touching afterword traces the parallels within his own family history, which made me think more and more that this would have made a fascinating memoir).

A fascinating memoir in two volumes, Beyond the Stars first published by Seagull in 1995 and now available again.

In October 1945, according to his fascinating memoir, his unit came upon a flyer.

I especially enjoyed John Bridcut's well-judged investigation of Benjamin Britten's music and inspiration, Britten's Children (Faber £18.99), and A Cypress Walk (Enitharmon £20), Freda Aykroyd's fascinating memoir of poet Alun Lewis whom she knew and loved in the year before his death in Burma in 1944.

With his characteristically mournful vigour, Morley described days as an NME journalist, at record company ZTT, and his fascinating memoir, Nothing.

In this fascinating memoir, you will find the story of a woman in science, drawn with wonder into the biosciences, specifically the study of DNA and aging.

There is also a lot of interesting dirt about the internecine struggles within the movement in Robin Morgan's fascinating memoir "Saturday's Child".