Sentence examples for professional memoir from inspiring English sources

If I may inject a personal note, in the early 1990s I was invited to edit the professional memoir of H.L. Mencken, newly opened to the public at the Enoch Pratt Library in Baltimore.

"Then" is a professional memoir of sorts, a visual record of the extraordinary people Liberman had access to on both sides of Atlantic--as an artist in his own right and as the presiding spirit of Conde Nast for more than thirty years.

Both while at the White House and as a commentator on public television's "NewsHour With Jim Lehrer," Gergen was known for his civility, his devotion to the national interest and his appreciation that there is something more important than tomorrow's headline, qualities on display in this blend of professional memoir and governmental how-to manual.

Neither is this a professional memoir, recounting the history to which Greenfield was privy, except when an anecdote makes a point, like the time she and I watched a drunken senator carried out of the chamber in 1963 and, in the spirit of the time, never wrote about it.

Mostly written by cookery writers as opposed to professional chefs, food memoirs typically season the story of a fractured childhood with recipes from a much-missed home.

A memoir by professional wrestlers.

Early in "Luck," a sly solo piece about professional gambling, which mixes memoir, philosophy and show business gimmickry, Megan Riordan reveals her poker face.

By Jelani Cobb December 21, 2017   Thirty-seven yeago ago, the baseball player Curt Flood, fresh off his final, dismal year as a professional athlete, published a memoir titled "The Way It Is".

My journey as a woman encompasses a wide range of careers (professional pianist/vocalist, screenwriter, entrepreneur, memoir author, crime novelist).

In his retirement Godley wrote a number of professional articles and his memoirs, Life of an Irish Soldier, were published in 1939.

A memoir by a professional wrestler.