Sentence examples for memoir recollection from inspiring English sources

Robert A. Ingoglia, 55 Vice president for promotion and communications, Ricoh BOOK -- "The Cat from Hue: A Vietnam War Story" by John Laurence (2002) WHY -- "John Laurence has written an evocative, eloquent and truly memorable American memoir recollection of the failure of U.S. political and military leadership in Southeast Asia.

As Mr. Kendall recounted in a privately published memoir, "Recollections of a Peripatetic Pedagogue," this point was driven home to him soon after he returned from Japan.

Mr. Barber retired in 1976 and recounted his career in a 1994 memoir, "Recollections and Reflections: 50 Years in the Boy Scouts of America".

After his terms as vice president, he opened an Indianapolis law practice, where he authored several legal books and his memoir, Recollections.

He continued to work obsessively on his mammoth soldier's memoir of recollections and drawings until he died at 86 in 1918.

Sheremetyevo consistently appears in the memoirs and recollections of émigrés who left the Soviet Union.

Reading between the lines in Mr Frankel's memoirs, their recollections of him are confirmed by the way he achieved that ambition.

He brings dramatic intricacies to his encounters with Picasso, Gertrude Stein, Cocteau, Alberto Giacometti, Peggy Guggenheim and a host of other characters in the memoirs and recollections he published over the course of nearly half a century, from "A Giacometti Portrait" in 1965 to "My Queer War," completed before his death.

This could go on for years, as a succession of Labour characters leave politics, or are left by politics, and realise that a sure way to a publisher's advance is to frontload their memoirs with recollections of the last big beast to menace their party's frontbenches.

"Memoir is personal recollection.

Non-fiction, and in particular the literary memoir, the stylised recollection of personal experience, is often as much about character and story and emotion as fiction is.