Sentence examples for diary emerges from inspiring English sources

So Plante's diary emerges as the story left out of Spender's more carefully self-censored journals.

The "diary" therefore emerges not only, or not specifically, as a tool for measuring pain, but more broadly as an instrument to measure the disability related to pain [15 17].

Ms Uglow believes a diary will emerge one day.

The use of diaries is emerging as a putative tool to 'fill the memory gaps' and promote psychological recovery.

The new king's consort, Queen Mary, emerges from diaries that Nicolson quotes (with the current queen's permission) as a more insecure and sympathetic figure than the fur-trimmed fortress of newsreel memory.

In the same way, UK-based Diary.com has emerged to ride that wave of user choice.

An example of how thoroughly Hugo's characters entered the culture emerges from the diary of James Parks Caldwell, a Confederate prisoner held on Johnson's Island in Ohio.

Koppel was drawn to Wolfson's formidable moxie and to the portrait of New York that emerges in the diary's pages, one "alive with writers, painters, playwrights and jazz".

What emerges is a diary of the damned – a valid and illuminating examination of the craziness and desperation pulsing "backstage", as it were, in the world of modern celebrity.

I was inspired by the vivid sense of self that emerges from the diaries of Pepys, Evelyn and Hooke.

The man who emerges from these diaries, however, does not quite seem to belong to the theatre himself.