Sentence examples for memoir held from inspiring English sources

Alongside his cynical verses on the "literary life", this is raw memoir, held firm only by its habitual rhymes.

(Apparently a gritty, true-life memoir held more commercial appeal).

With the help of her lady-in-waiting, Baroness Sophie Buxhoeveden, Victoria wrote an unpublished memoir, held in the Mountbatten archive at the University of Southampton, which remains an interesting source for royal historians.

After decades living with the consequences, Anne has published a memoir, Held in the Light, that is heartbreaking but also inspirationally forgiving.

Yet this memoir holds your interest in a way most showbiz memoirs fail to do.

His career is chronicled in his memoir Hold On, Mr. President (1987).

David McCullough's biography of the Wright brothers, Helen Macdonald's award-winning memoir H Is for Hawk and photographer Sally Mann's memoir Hold Still complete the list.

The latter is in many ways Cricthon's most startling book and, since its a memoir, holds the greatest clues to the kind of man that he is.

The visual force of Sally Mann's photographs of her three children – the collection called Immediate Family – is such that every article about her, even this review of her new memoir Hold Still, must begin with some mention of them.

Actor Timothy Conigrave's bestselling memoir Holding the Man, an intimate account of his 15-year relationship with lover John Caleo, was published in 1995 and adapted by playwright Tommy Murphy into an award-winning stage production in 2006.

Every day at 10 a.m., the company publishing one of the most anticipated autobiographies in American history, former President Bill Clinton's memoir, holds a conference call to plot its publicity strategy.