Sentence examples for form of diary from inspiring English sources
Master of Reality, his 2008 novella named after Black Sabbath's 1971 album, takes the form of diary entries written by an institutionalised teenage heavy metal fan, who finds solace in extolling the virtues of Sabbath.
"I write you such long letters because it's the only form of Diary I keep," Bell once wrote to her father, launching into an account of yet another dinner.
Since an edited form of "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" was published as a traditional book in April by Amulet, an imprint of Harry N. Abrams, it has sold 147,000 copies, according to Nielsen BookScan, which tracks 50percentto70percentcent of retail sales.
One book I did buy was a strange stream of consciousness novel by Erica Cotterill called Form of Diary - it just seemed so wacky and odd, that I wondered if it was a one off, despite having a quote from GB Shaw on the cover.
The prospective cohort design consists of recruiting volunteers and asking them to record relevant symptoms, often in some form of diary.
Around half the pieces take the form of diary-style reports recording the experience of the writer (or writers) as they encounter, engage with, discuss and consider the occupations.
But the story comes to us in the elusive form of diaries and memoirs, letters and press cuttings.
The death of an iconic literary figure almost always brings with it an outpouring in the form of diaries, exhibitions and newly unearthed works.
There are epistolary novels and those in the form of diaries, wordless picture novels, graphic novels and novels written as dictionaries and encyclopedias.
She leaves a vast body of writing in the form of diaries she wrote daily for much of her life, fulfilling her need for introspection through this unflinching therapeutic ritual.
Some were written, in the form of diaries, essays and commissioned surveys, poetry and precise reportage in Yiddish, Polish and other European languages.
