Sentence examples for memoir of that from inspiring English sources
(Her memoir of that experience was called "War in Val d'Orcia").
Ms. Jennings, now an octogenarian living in Hawaii, co-wrote with Maria Ausherman a memoir of that time period titled "Georgia O'Keeffe's Hawaii".
His memoir of that period, "Where There Are No Men," describes Zo Artzeinu as if it were the moral and tactical equivalent of the American civil-rights movement.
In 1984, he published Mother Of All The Behans, "an autobiography of Kathleen Behan as told to Brian Behan", a delightful memoir of that most extraordinary family.
His memoir of that time became one of his most acclaimed books, "Love and War in the Apennines" (Hodder & Stoughton, 1971).
Much of "The 19th Wife" is supposed to come verbatim from her real memoir of that name, and it indeed sounds plausible.
These are examples of fictionalised memoir, fiction exploiting elements of memoir, and memoir that would have been safer as fiction.
There are other memoirs of that period in Chinese life, and they present matters in quite a different way.
Her masterpiece is Mémoires d'Hadrien (1951; Memoirs of Hadrian), a historical novel constituting the fictionalized memoirs of that 2nd-century Roman emperor.
Hence, for example, Alexis de Tocqueville's personal account of the 1848 revolution in France is worth twenty other memoirs of that time.
His mind — in a way that will be familiar to readers of the memoirs of that fellow-synesthete Nabokov — made instant, inescapable associations between a number and a color.
