Sentence examples for memoir could be from inspiring English sources

"But I had only a limited idea of what a memoir could be.

According to The Guardian report, Mr. Assange, left, had expressed concern that the memoir could be used against him by prosecutors in the United States.

An autobiography written at the age of 18 might be somewhat tedious, but a memoir could be great.[2].

C1 The Clinton Memoirs Simon & Schuster says Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's memoirs could be ready for publication in the late spring or early fall 2003.

Shrunk into one of Ms. Adcock's haiku, Mr. Newman's crossword history, how-to and memoir, "Cruciverbalism," could be neatly encapsulated in three lines: "Obsessive wordsmith/Enraged by stuffy old clues/Thinks outside the grid".

The resultant popularity of missionary memoirs then could be used by missions promoters as evidence for the importance of women's involvement in foreign missions, even above women's other roles in American society.

In his earlier memoir, "Wish I Could Be There," Shawn explored his many phobias and the ways they have affected his life; this strikingly generous family memoir about his sister's autism is the other half of that story.

Like his 2007 memoir, "Wish I Could Be There," in which Mr. Shawn dissected the sources of his own many phobias, this volume is an unsparing but deeply compassionate inquiry into his family's life.

As he notes in his remarkable new memoir, "Wish I Could Be There," the composer Allen Shawn suffers from a veritable rainbow of phobias: "I don't like heights," he writes.

The tone of James's comic memoir could not be much further removed from Hazzard's novel, but the experiences they relate are remarkably similar.

Clare Balding is currently riding a wave of popular acclaim thanks to her hugely successful hosting of the Olympics and Paralympics, and so her Gerald Durrell-referencing memoir couldn't be published at a more apposite moment.