Sentence examples for biographical documents from inspiring English sources

In the decades since, Wertheim and Sorrentino have labored to sift the truth about Crane's life from the myth, editing his correspondence and a log of biographical documents.

While those odds and ends suggest the outlines of a life, they also establish that as a conserver of biographical documents, Peggy Joyce was no Boswell.

Literary scholars love to point out how little we know about Shakespeare the man, how hard it is to link his works to the sparse biographical documents that survive.

The attempts of Mary Shelley's son and daughter-in-law to "Victorianise" her memory by censoring biographical documents contributed to a perception of Mary Shelley as a more conventional, less reformist figure than her works suggest.

During the occupation, the Iraqis destroyed or shipped back to Baghdad all the Kuwaiti government paperwork they could find — educational, biographical, and residential documents included.

Also examined were DGC documents, biographical books on Nelly Don, and publications about early 20th century society, culture, women, and fashion.

Chamber Music Plus has prepared another of its distinctive "Parallel Portraits," written by the cellist Harry Clark, and designed to document biographical dramas with appropriate music.

"William Meadowcroft, Famous Boontonian and Thomas Edison's Right Hand," a biographical exhibit including photographs, documents and artifacts.

BOONTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY AND MUSEUM "William Meadowcroft, Famous Boontonian and Thomas Edison's Right Hand," a biographical exhibit including photographs, documents and artifacts.

Selena's story had been documented on biographical shows, series and talk shows worldwide, and her murder boosted her popularity.

SAY IT IN FRAKTUR To commemorate family milestones, 18th-century German-speaking immigrants in America hired calligraphers to record dates and biographical details on rag paper documents.