Sentence examples for constructing a memoir from inspiring English sources

But constructing a memoir around it presents problems.

This early absence of a strong sense of self makes it difficult to construct a memoir.

He uses the city's famously palatial metro stations to construct a fictionalised memoir inspired by episodes from his own unsettled life.

Ms. Ilyin, a first-time author who has taught courses in American mythic images at Cooper Union and Yale, has constructed a kind of blond memoir, in which she recounts her life through a peroxide prism, from highlights to double process, from cultural studies student to Arm-Piece Blonde (her phrase, meaning a Trophy Blonde with tenure).

In this moving memoir, Carrère writes as "a witness to those two misfortunes," constructing an intimate history of each family before and after its loss.

Neil Gaiman's Ocean at the End of the Lane (Headline Review) weaves fantasy, realism and memoir to construct a fairytale of childhood brimming over with meaning.

They theorized about the Jewish friend to whom the memoir is addressed: Was she a construct, a composite, or a reality?

With this remarkable memory play about her mother, she has constructed a theatrical world that keeps interrupting and undermining the polished self-containment of the stand-up memoir.

To create a portrait of her mother she has constructed a theatrical world that insists on interrupting and undermining the polished self-containment of the stand-up memoir.

A documentary cinematographer for 25 years, Kirsten Johnson artfully constructs a visual collage/memoir of sequences and images from her work around the world that have moved her.

It's a funny way to construct what is fundamentally a memoir with recipes.