Sentence examples for competing biographies from inspiring English sources

All the better for the competing biographies.

Spike Lee also explored the subject in "Bamboozled," and competing biographies of Stepin Fetchit joined "Where Dead Voices Gather," Nick Tosches' meditation on the minstrel superstar Emmett Miller, on bookshelves.

Competing biographies hit the market.

His own autobiography is also available Tuesday, alongside a competing biography from a Washington Post reporter who dug up errors in the senator's stories about his Cuban parents.

Carl Bernstein, the veteran journalist of Woodward-and-Bernstein Watergate fame, presents a more balanced and convincing picture of Mrs. Clinton in his competing biography, "A Woman in Charge: The Life of Hillary Rodham Clinton".

The work was strongly criticized by The Nation, which was owned by Oswald Villard, who was writing his own, competing biography of John Brown.

Naturally, Ailes commissioned a competing, "authorized" biography, by journalist Zev Chafets.

Mr. Cuomo's book will be competing with two biographies of him now in the works.

Voters can get a sense of competing candidates instead by viewing their biographies and photographs posted in public spaces.

Those competing stories are rooted in more than the biographies of the Democratic incumbent, a former professor and community organizer, and his Republican challenger, a onetime financial industry titan.

Bailey's biographies are constructed out of letters and diary entries and competing recollections that have to be wrestled into some degree of accordance.