Sentence examples for introductory memoir from inspiring English sources
This small bit of introductory memoir was so delightful that I was dismayed, on moving to the main text, to find myself abruptly plunged into a set piece on horticultural horoscopes, followed by a column on the seeds Pavord intends to sow this January — but which January is "this" January?
His world was a richly literary milieu as well, and the new edition brings back into print a real literary find -- the belle-lettrist Osbert Sitwell's introductory memoir of the artist, peopled with Arnold Bennett, Aldous Huxley, Oscar Wilde, and Frank Harris, among others.
"Poser" is both memoir and introductory yoga guide.
After all, as he had written in the memoir's introductory section: "I accept responsibility for my actions and words, and my processes of rational thought can fairly be judged competent or incompetent.
A collection of diplomatic documents, Négociations relatives à la succession d'Espagne sous Louis XIV, 4 vol. (1835 42; "Negotiations Relating to the Spanish Succession under Louis XIV"), remains unfinished, but it contains an important introductory essay, reprinted in Mémoires historiques (1843; "Historical Memoirs").
(Adding insult to injury in that world, Dr. Wagner also wrote a Foreword, "Redemption from Wagner the Redeemer: some introductory thoughts on Wagner's anti-Semitism," to my memoir, Confessions of a Jewish Wagnerite).
You're a film critic, but your first book, "Great Books," was a personal journal in which you returned to your alma mater and re-enrolled in two introductory courses to the Western canon, and your second book, "American Sucker," was a memoir about a love affair with the stock market gone awry.
"I am absolutely humbled to be sitting in this room," said Stevens as the time came for him to speak at his introductory media conference where he let it slip that he had already been reading Celtics great Bill Russell's memoirs.
A memoir within a memoir.
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