Sentence examples for personal autobiography from inspiring English sources

Paul can get kind of swoony when he's talking about the rock stars of the Austrian school of economics, but he's not much for personal autobiography.

Not because of the fabulousness of his life — it is and it isn't depending on his state — but because the emotional resonance of personal autobiography often gives way to social satire on politics, travel and literary folkways.

Ms. Fitzgerald and Ms. Stapleton's bodies have something very specific and strange to say to and for and with each other; the layers of deeply personal autobiography and delicate formal structure at play between them are already enough of a tangle.

Rodger's "My Twisted World" presents his misogynistic views in the context of an intensely personal autobiography.

Books were written about her, and she later wrote Christine Jorgensen: A Personal Autobiography, which was translated into multiple languages and adapted into a movie in 1970.

If so much previous historical writing on this period has been limited by a heavy reliance on prescriptive, halachic sources that do not necessarily describe the dynamics of everyday Jewish life, we will not solve the problem of obtaining a more balanced and nuanced picture by switching our confidence to personal autobiographies, which have their own set of methodological difficulties.

Clement Greenberg, the high priest of formalism, had insisted that the canvas be freed of all personal narrative, autobiography and literary content.

In 1957 you wrote the following: "The films of the future will be more personal than autobiography, like a confession or diary.

And that contested practices were never entirely a matter of personal professional autobiography or membership of a distinctive cultural group, but rather an opportunity to open up dialogic spaces from which both new staff and the system could benefit.

Some personal documents (autobiographies, diaries, memoirs, and letters) rank among the world's greatest literature.

Characteristically, the political overwhelms the personal in his autobiography.