Sentence examples for excellent memoir from inspiring English sources
Not a new idea, but given new life in Emily White's excellent memoir, " Lonely".
By Macy Halford April 21 , 2010Not a new idea, but given new life in Emily White's excellent memoir, " Lonely".
Women's rights were comprehensively denied, as the Nobel Prize-winning Prize-winningawyer Shuman Ebadi spelled out in herightslawyermemoir, "Iran Awakening".
I am reading Bella Bathurst's excellent memoir of deafness Sound and it is helping me understand problems with my own damaged hearing.
One of the most moving sections of the Indonesian writer Pramoedya Ananta Toer's excellent memoir, "The Mute's Soliloquy," contains instructional letters to his children.
This no-nonsense style, along with her stock of extraordinary tales, has much in common with Viv Albertine's excellent memoir, Music, Music, Music, Clothes, Clothes, Clothes, Boys, Boys, Boys.
Little wonder, then, that such a turbulent era has inspired so many excellent memoirs, including at least two -- Nien Cheng's "Life and Death in Shanghai" and Jung Chang's "Wild Swans" -- that are masterpieces of the genre.
Two excellent memoirs from leading writers have provided it in shedloads, along with some moral seriousness to boot: Country Girl by Edna O'Brien (Faber £20), and Salman Rushdie's Joseph Anton Jonathan Capee £25), a memoir of the fatwa years that showed the human reality behind the headlines.
His unique approach to his discipline was recounted in an excellent autobiographical memoir, Life During a Golden Age of Peptide Chemistry (American Chemical Society, 1993).
Do we need another biography of King, given that there have been three solid ones (by David Levering Lewis, David J. Garrow and Stephen Oates), almost numberless works that touch on King's life, several excellent movement memoirs and personal histories, and Taylor Branch's matchless two-volume series on America in the King years?
That right, Sebastian Horsley infamous London dandy, lover of prostitutes, artist, one time columnist for the Observer and now author of the excellent and witty memoir Dandy in the Underworld.
