Sentence examples for forms of autobiography from inspiring English sources

Others have simply assumed that Lévy's books are veiled forms of autobiography anyway.

Angelou chooses to demonstrate Rita's narcissism in Gather Together by dropping the conventional forms of autobiography, which has a beginning, middle, and end.

Perhaps literary criticism can really be read as a form of autobiography.

In one story at least Chekhov may have practised a veiled form of autobiography.

This pencil panorama is a form of autobiography by other means, a commemoration of particular people and places.

If there is anything like an organizing principle here, it's expressed in the heading of the book's prologue: "All criticism is a form of autobiography".

The most profound truths on human nature, however, have been expressed not in the form of autobiography but in its transposition into fiction.

The Prelude is now considered one of the founding texts of modern poetry, partly because of its influence in turning poetry into a form of autobiography.

Josie Long is among the finest (and funniest) up-and-coming comedians in the country, mainly because she understands that stand-up is a form of autobiography.

Still, if all criticism is a form of autobiography (as Oscar Wilde would have it), one might look to these pieces for clues to his preoccupations at the time.

The diary form of autobiography was amusingly used by George and Weedon Grossmith to tell the trials and tribulations of their fictional character Charles Pooter in The Diary of a Nobody (1892).