Sentence examples for published memoirs from inspiring English sources

Some, safely settled in the West, published memoirs of the Cultural Revolution.

Elderly Tibetan cadres have published memoirs on long-forgotten massacres by Communist troops.

He published memoirs of his military exploits in Reminiscences of the Civil War (1903).

A few of the agents published "memoirs" after the war, of varying reliability.

Bülow's posthumously published memoirs, Denkwürdigkeiten (ed. by Franz von Stockhammern, 4 vol., 1930 31; Eng. trans.

The novel is presented as the posthumously published memoirs of its antihero, Humbert Humbert.

After we're gone, will the Holocaust be forgotten?" Several have published, or self-published, memoirs.

Excerpts from the soon-to-be-published memoirs of Flo Guinness, a speakeasy owner during Prohibition.

Excerpts from the soon-to-be-published memoirs of Virgil Ives, a burglar.

He was an enthusiastic amateur drummer and the author of two self-published memoirs, What Your Daddy Did in the War and An' Pore Little Peter.

"She is constantly avoiding people at Delhi parties, people who have written self-published memoirs and think they should be there," he said.