Sentence examples for comprehensive memoir from inspiring English sources

Mr. McNamara was a voracious reader of history; as well as a passionate student of Irish genealogy, loved writing and had just recently completed a comprehensive memoir of the McNamara family.

Although admittedly sketchy rather than a comprehensive memoir, the book captured the qualities that endeared Miss Hepburn to audiences: a conversational tone, a no-nonsense attitude and disarming candor.

In 2006, Miller wrote a more comprehensive memoir of his experiences in Dartmouth's AD house in a book entitled, The Real Animal House: The Awesomely Depraved Saga of the Fraternity That Inspired the Movie, in which Miller recounts hijinks that were considered too risqué for the movie.

Camilla Long's comprehensive shredding of Rachel Cusk's memoir of her divorce, Aftermath, has won her the Hatchet Job of the Year award for the best worst review of the last 12 months.

Indeed of the 32 known patient respondents, 226969%) thought that patients should use the strategy.> Respondents thought the Alphabet Strategy was a good, simple, comprehensive guide and an aide memoir in a busy diabetes clinic.

Asked whether the book would deal with sensitive subjects like Monica S. Lewinsky or the Whitewater investigation, Mr. Barnett said only that Mr. Clinton's memoir would be "a comprehensive and candid book about his life, with particular emphasis on the White House years".

But the actual experience she records in this memoir is one of pretty comprehensive disappointment and disillusion.

Thus, this virtually invisible edition of Sherman's memoirs is actually the most comprehensive version.

Atlantic Books also publishes Hitchens' bestselling title God is Not Great, his memoir Hitch-22 and this autumn's comprehensive essay collection, Arguably.

"Lost in the Funhouse" may have fewer laughs per page than the other current book about Kaufman, his friend and collaborator Bob Zmuda's memoir "Andy Kaufman Revealed!" But it is far more comprehensive.

This isn't a comprehensive portrait of Dylan's recent decades, but it is, like his eccentric memoir, "Chronicles," a portrait nonetheless.