Sentence examples for made memoirs from inspiring English sources

The depiction of a whirling, crowded daily life — as closely packed relatives keep getting under one another's feet while remaining firmly lodged in one another's hearts — is part of what made "Memoirs" a hit in the early 1980s, when the ideal of the big American family had been under siege for years.

Here's an idea: let's make memoirs true and put the made-up stuff in fiction.

All of this makes memoirs much more manageable.

But most soldiers in most wars have been unlikely to make memoirs out of their experience.

(The Caspary estate has made the memoir available as an e-book).* She was not, as a person, free from self-doubt.

The first 126 pages of "The Memory of All That" reaffirm the publishing creed that bad parents make good memoirs.

The dreamy flow of association and freight of sensuous detail make the memoirs feel like novels.

Allan deliberately avoids the heartstring-tugging childhood flashbacks that make misery memoirs such as David Pelzer's so phenomenally successful.

But it is Simon who makes these "Memoirs" so delectably readable.

But Gregory quickly realized that no amount of sanitizing was going to make those memoirs palatable to him, his boss - or the public.

Three notable memoirs made their appearance.