Sentence examples for memoir wall from inspiring English sources

"[H]ad there been full disclosure of what was being done in furtherance of these schemes," wrote the inquisitor in his 1939 memoir Wall Street Under Oath, "they could not long have survived the fierce light of publicity and criticism.

Her first memoir, White Walls: A Memoir about Motherhood, Daughterhood, and the Mess in Between published this month.

THE GLASS CASTLE: A Memoir, by Jeannette Walls.

The passage from her forthcoming memoir, Walk Through Walls, has attracted widespread criticism on social media, accumulating under the hashtag #TheRacistIsPresent.

"I was always uncomfortable with the privileged life we led and distressed over the falseness of my family's values," she wrote in her memoir, "Tearing Down Walls: A Woman's Triumph" (Hamilton Books, 2008).

Her mother, Karen, serves as a sounding board; it was she who advised her daughter to read "Winter's Bone," "The Hunger Games" and "The Glass Castle," the Jeannette Walls memoir in which Ms. Lawrence hopes to star.

Her recent retrospective at the Louisiana Museum in Denmark called The Cleaner was about cleaning past memories, while those same memories have been rehashed in her recent memoir, Walk Through Walls.

Before that, there was an allegation of racism after leaked proofs of her memoir, Walk Through Walls, revealed she had described Indigenous Australians as "looking like dinosaurs" (the references have since been removed).

PAGE B17 A LIFE CONTINUES Harry Bernstein's first volume of memoirs, "The Invisible Wall," got him up to age 12, one of six children raised in poverty in England after the First World War.

Walls' memoir was a runaway best-seller, spending 261 weeks on the New York Times Best-Seller List.

These complexities of plot and emotion make Walls' memoir a difficult feat to pull off as a film.