Sentence examples for racy accounts from inspiring English sources

He enchanted readers with racy accounts of the amorous and financial affairs of the merchant class and the demimonde.

Because they attracted to their ranks such remarkable men as William Dampier, Lionel Wafer, and Basil Ringrose, who wrote racy accounts of their adventurous cruises, they had a greater influence on later generations than was justified by their exploits.

Mighty Current published thinly veiled, often racy accounts of the lives of Chinese leaders.

The first, a racy account published last summer, was written by two American journalists based in Detroit.

Six years later Watson published his racy account of the DNA story in The Double Helix.

All this and much else comes wonderfully to life in Funder's racy account.

Its evolution features prominently in "Forward Drive", Jim Motavalli's racy account of the race to make cleaner cars.

"Aristocrats," Stella Tillyard's racy account of the lives of the four daughters of the Duke of Richmond, started the trend.

But if their racy account provides little context for Obama's rise, it vividly shows how character flaws large and small caused his opponents to self-destruct.

Angle began with a racy account of Philip Braham's "Limehouse Blues". As for Donaldson's "Carolina in the Morning," it's tongue-in-cheek lilt made it absolutely outrageous.

The book is a racy account of Dr. Magueijo's seemingly heretical effort to modify relativity so that the speed of light is not constant, and he will promote it on a long lecture tour.