Sentence examples for both memoirs from inspiring English sources

A Comic Drama," both memoirs by Alison Bechdel.

Time, in both memoirs, turns out to be of the essence.

"Look Me in the Eye" (2007), by John Elder Robison, and "Born on a Blue Day" (2006), by Daniel Tammet, are both memoirs that chronicle the painful chasm of misunderstanding that separates people with Asperger's from the world around them.

I've devoured Diplomatic Baggage and Packing Up – both memoirs of her time as a diplomatic wife in India and eastern Europe – and this account of her childhood and early career in the 1960s is another compulsive and humorous read.

There is also an entire "second generation" literature, both memoirs and novels by children of victims who testify to the enduring questions the Holocaust has left behind, questions about the nature of human nature and the perplexities of theodicy — the relationship of God to the evil visited upon the innocent.

The whole solution is based on the principle of converging chords, giving a unity to both memoirs as achieving a generalization of the entire problem.

"Poser" is both memoir and introductory yoga guide.

Writer Gayle Greene's new book, "Insomniac," from the University of California Press, is both memoir and investigation into the world of insomnia.

Both memoir and travelogue, the book reveals a life propelled by the perpetual desire to move — between places, between men and toward the unknown — at all costs.

"Word by Word" is both memoir and exposé, an insider's tour of the inner circles of the mysterious fortress that is Merriam-Webster.

As both memoir and historical record, the book attempts to make sense of the decade's revolutionary liberalism.