Sentence examples for most notable biography from inspiring English sources
Journalist John Robb's is the most notable biography.
The most notable biography of Castelli was Castelli, el adalid de Mayo, written by the Paraguayan Julio César Chaves.
The most notable revelation in this snappy biography of the comic Joan Rivers, who died in 2014, is that, after her husband's suicide and a brutal professional failure, she considered killing herself, too.
In the last few years, some good biographies of the most notable alumni have been published.
Ms. Bumiller's biography is scrupulously fair and most notable for its above-the-battle tone.
Perhaps the most notable distinction of Carl T. Bogus's generally admiring biography, "Buckley," is that the author, a law professor at Roger Williams University, is a self-professed liberal.
Now one of the longest living organ transplant recipients in the world and most notable professional athletes of his time, Keith recently published his biography – Heart for the Game - detailing this most unique journey.
Of Green's last pictures, the most notable was The Jackie Robinson Story (1950), a low-budget but well-mounted biography starring the legendary African American ballplayer himself.
For that, the reader is better off with Joseph J. Ellis's succinct 2004 character study, "His Excellency" (which depicted Washington as a man whose most notable attributes were stamina, self-control and a dogged ability to learn from his mistakes), or Ron Chernow's prodigiously researched biography "Washington: A Life," which appeared just last year.
The most notable absence?
