Sentence examples for most diaries from inspiring English sources

The problem with most diaries is that, if true, they're never quite true enough.

Most diaries included reports of someone hurt or killed by firearms or animals, accidental drownings, or hypothermia.

"Like most diaries," Plomer wrote later, "it was largely trivial and of ephemeral significance, but unlike most diaries it was the work of a writer of character and sensibility".

My first impression: Everyone loves reading other people's diaries, although most diaries are boring after the thrill has worn off.

As with most diaries, the greatest pleasures to be had from Pearson's tend to be fast, peripheral ones occasioned by minor characters who are out the door a moment after they've arrived.

What is striking about The Diary Of Anne Frank is that it is like most diaries, writing at a brief retrospective interval, and that it affords a record of the evolution of the writer's mind.

Most diary's come with locks but these are easy to hack.

Pepys, as Tomalin points out, was hardly the first person to write a diary, but most earlier diaries were written for a specific purpose -- usually religious (as an aid to spiritual bookkeeping) or to record travel and sightseeing.

Babur, the founder of the Mughal dynasty, was a semi-nomadic Central Asian warlord who not only established the Mughal dynasty in India, but also wrote one the most fascinating diaries ever written by a great ruler.

The joke behind Adrian Mole and, indeed, most fictional diaries, is that in trying to seem wiser and more grown-up, the narrator inadvertently reveals truths that are withheld from his or her own scrutiny.

But Clark, who also objected to a ban on a National Front march as the "insatiable hunger of the extreme left", not only lived, but was widely liked, and with the publication of the most candid diaries since Creevey, became something of a national treasure.