Sentence examples for diary read from inspiring English sources

Entries from his diary read like this: "I felt some breasts"; "I got two other women to kiss me".

Stendhal's tactics, as described in his diary, read like the raw material for a Woody Allen movie.

Excerpts from Candy Darling's diary, read by Chloë Sevigny (who sounds nothing like her), reveal a streak of tragic self-awareness that lent her narcissism a deep poignancy.

An unhappy schoolgirl who questions everything, Nao writes down whatever enters her head, making her diary read like an extended series of e-mails.

"Though Dr Schmidt's optimism was extremely unfortunate is proved by his death," a report by another scientist who published Schmidt's "death diary" read.

In her diary, read throughout the documentary to convey her story, she wrote: "abuse of power, physical and mental aggressions, illegal detentions, tortures … I find it incredible that I can be part of this deadly joke just because my look is not normal".

"Most of the people inside and outside of the building were Negro," the diary reads.

At 15 the severe frontispiece to her first diary reads: "This document is strictly private.

A year later, my diary reads: "Hardest thing: overhearing colleagues tell their mothers 'Love you' on the phone.

"About 12.20, I started to walk over the hills," a typical entry in his diary reads.

This newly published diary reads, in part, as a preface to that book, and as a cautionary guide to our own perilous time.