Sentence examples for posthumous memoir from inspiring English sources

The posthumous memoir of The Times's first black managing editor.

In his new, short, posthumous memoir, "Saving Justice," Mr. Bork doesn't apologize for the massacre.

"It all started with a book called 'Enter the Lion,' Mycroft's posthumous memoir," he said.

Two decades later, his widow, Terry Trilling-Josephasn, has cobbled together a posthumous memoir.

Unless there is a posthumous memoir, waiting to be released, which I doubt.

In his posthumous memoir, Mr. Helms said Johnson told him: "I'm quite aware of that.

Machado de Assis is another Brazilian genius whose work deserves to be better known, especially The Posthumous Memoirs of Bras Cubas (OUP).

The book was, loosely, inspired by 19th-century Brazilian writer Machado de Assis's The Posthumous Memoirs of Bras Cubas.

Also valued are the autobiographical sketches A Story Teller's Story (1924), Tar: A Midwest Childhood (1926), and the posthumous Memoirs (1942; critical edition 1969).

Published in 1993 - the year after his first resignation from the Commons, allegedly to make way at Plymouth Sutton for a non-appearing David Owen - they were the political equivalent of posthumous memoirs.

Philip Toynbee on Hemingway's posthumous memoirs, A Moveable Feast The idea of accepting a neutral South East Asia runs counter to most of what has been said and done in the past.