Sentence examples for memoir but also from inspiring English sources

Of course, "Living History" was not only a first lady memoir, but also a campaign autobiography.

Maric's highly readable account has all the vividness of a young person's memoir, but also, inevitably, some of the drawbacks.

The result is a book of considerable interest not only as a memoir, but also as a detective story and as a social history of assimilation.

They drew on scenes from not only the memoir but also the novels "Hallucinations" and "The Color of Summer" as well as a long prose poem called "The Parade Ends".

Dr. Sapolsky, who exudes gentleness and ends sentences with a tentative upward lilt, writes not only about primates in his memoir but also about his relationship with Masai neighbors and his own coming of age in a distant place.

Yes, Epileptic is an autobiographical story about the effect his brother's epilepsy had upon his family, but David B conveys this not only through "memoir" but also through dreams and fantastic panels cluttered with demons and warriors.

The number of books written by Korean celebrities has increased five per cent over the past year; notably, the stars are no longer penning just memoirs but also short stories, travel essays, and English and Japanese language-study guides.

Think memoirs, but also novels like On The Road, The Bell Jar, books by Joan Didion, and all of what we think of as the American classics, they're all protagonist author novels.

Applebaum's book weighs in heavily in support of Solzhenitsyn on almost every point, and her account is backed not only by a careful use of the vast memoir literature but also by a thorough mining of the long-closed Soviet archives.

The book has a memoir feel, but also pays tribute to her son.

Balanchine is foremost among the artists remembered in this memoir, but d'Amboise also mentions Frederick Ashton, Antony Tudor, Jerome Robbins, Michael Kidd, Lew Christensen, Merce Cunningham, John Cranko, Martha Graham.