Sentence examples for memoir consists from inspiring English sources

Fey's own memoir consists of a series of love letters to Poehler.

The poet's memoir consists of a prose account of his depression and 24 poems touching on the subject.

A few years ago, however, a friend of mine, Paul Strohm, wrote a memoir consisting of 100 100-word stories.

Feneon published more than a thousand such three-line dispatches in a single year, but, more recently, he's been one-upped by a spate of books from SMITH Magazine with even stricter parameters: memoirs consisting of only six-words.

It is not a memoir; it consists chiefly of lectures on war, edited for publication.

The book's subtitle calls the SDNY Americaa's greatest trial court", and its implicit thesis is that this grand institution has failed to receive its due outside the legal profession.Part history and part memoir, "The Mother Court" consists mostly of a review of the SDNY's signature cases in the 20th century.

Kathryn Hughes Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Self-published by Svevo in 1923, this novel consists of the memoirs of a fiftysomething businessman, Zeno Cosini, who writes about his marriage, his career, his baldness and his struggle to give up smoking.

The first virtue of Kirsten Johnson's memoir-esque film "Cameraperson" — which consists of clips from documentaries, made over the past twenty-five years, for which she's been the cinematographer — is that it serves as a feature-length teaser reel, an enticing collection of trailers that spark the desire to see the movies themselves.

Ms. Holmes grew up in the title town, a suburb of Columbus, and her show consists of two connected memoirs.

"Aftershocks," a show presented there by the Children's Movement for Creative Education, consists of art and memoirs by two groups with good reason to mourn: teenagers from the former Yugoslavia and New York City children who saw the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.

("It's no coincidence that Bob Hope's name consists of two verbs," Larry Gelbart writes in his recent memoir, "Laughing Matters," about Hope's "incredible bursts of brio").