Sentence examples for masterly biography from inspiring English sources

A masterly biography of the representative figure of the Renaissance.

Certainly Plutarch, who included this description in his masterly biography of Alexander in the second century A.D., couldn't resist it.

From Roy Jenkins's masterly biography, we emerge marveling at the manifold gifts that informed Churchill's genius for leadership.

In this masterly biography, Harman captures the contradictions that defined the life and work of the author of "Jane Eyre".

Last year our reviewer, Harold Evans, called this a "masterly biography" from which "we emerge marveling at the manifold gifts that informed Churchill's genius for leadership".

Blanche Wiesen Cook, who is currently at work on the third volume of her masterly biography of Eleanor, has called Mrs. Nesbitt "ER's revenge".

The object of pursuit has got away again.In this section Bullshot Thunderclouds and flying tigers The heart of the matter Sorry, not hungry In pursuit ReprintsMr Holmes is best known for his masterly biographies of Shelley and Coleridge, but many other ghosts have tempted him.

Garff, the author of a masterly Kierkegaard biography, here narrates the mysterious love affair that shaped the writer's later life.

He went on to become, as Walter Stahr shows in his masterly new biography, "Seward Lincolnn's Indispensable Man" (Simon & Schuster), one of the most influential and polarizing American politicians of the nineteenth century.

In his masterly 1999 biography of Evans, James R. Mellow writes that the photographer considered himself an "apologetic voyeur" for having violated the unspoken code of subway privacy, and he wanted time to pass to soften the impact of the trespass.

This is a masterly and indeed monumental biography, some 800 pages long, a memorable portrait of the age as well as the composer.