Sentence examples for memoir itself from inspiring English sources

But "there is some value in seeing his mood," she said, including his attitude about the memoir itself.

Weston's hospital memoir itself continued a tradition of scientific writing on mortality from Sir Thomas Browne to Levi.

It's tempting until one reads the memoir itself, which was self-evidently written by a woman who was not subsumed.

I worry that we're confusing the small, sorry details — the ones that we post and read every day — for the work of memoir itself.

As she confides her tale, she also addresses her mother's bluntly conflicted reaction to her art, and folds their struggle into the writing of the memoir itself.

The night was heavy on storytelling, which loosely mirrored the chronology of his memoir, itself a kind of ur-American story a rise from nothing to very, very much.

'The ending [of 'A Theft'] wasn't right - too many ideas, not enough movement.' Similarly with 'The Bellarosa Connection': 'There were too many ideas piled on at the start - too much to expect the reader to digest all at once.' Yet for every character here who exclaims, like Mosby in 'Mosby's Memoirs' (itself a rather weakly constructed story): 'Inform me no further!

In other words, in autobiographies, laboratory life emerges as a practice of the self, as an instance of 'individuation', while the process of writing memoirs itself may be regarded as a crucial component of the individuation process.

Enjoy three fun anecdotes from Roger Ebert's new memoir, "Life Itself," which comes out today.

For the novelist, the memoir form itself represents a kind of failure.

"Kindness," he wrote in his 2011 memoir Life Itself, "covers all of my political beliefs.