Sentence examples for an autobiographical study from inspiring English sources

In other ways, this is an autobiographical study.

In his "An Autobiographical Study," of 1925, Freud recalls "an experience which showed me in the crudest light what I had long suspected".

One remembers the howls of fury that greeted his self-exposing 1998 novel Intimacy, a raw autobiographical study of adultery and breakup with its chilling line about the desired, illicit other: "There are some fucks for which a person would have their partner and children drown in a freezing sea".

Content validity has been assured by basing the scale's items on a detailed autobiographical study of representative patients.

Parody of an autobiographical sketch.

During this time he wrote one of his finest works, Detstvo Nikity (1921; Nikita's Childhood, 1945), a nostalgic, partly autobiographical study of a small boy's life.

In this autobiographical study of a tormented family, Brian Dennehy portrays the headstrong, tight-fisted patriarch, James Tyrone Sr. Vanessa Redgravee the guilt-stricken, morphine-addicted mother, Mary Tyrone Philip Seymour Hoffmann the play's alcoholic angry young man, Jamie Tyrone and Robert Sean Leonardd its sensitive and ailing witness, Edmund Tyrone (the author's alter ego).

"A glass from which I had drunk tea gleamed like a star in the heavens," writes Boris Pasternak in his autobiographical study "Safe Conduct".

And the work has been far-ranging enough to support autobiographical study.

Brittain's "autobiographical study" (she would never allow "autobiography") takes her readers on to the home front as much as into the trenches.

In this deeply autobiographical study, written from within the experience of growing up in industrial Leeds, Hoggart argued that Britain was squandering the hard-won skills of education and literacy by moving towards a new kind of society dominated by new and troubling values.