Sentence examples similar to rate memoir from inspiring English sources

"Feather in the Storm" lacks the insight and artistry of a first-rate memoir, but it is an effective testament to what Mao's social experiment inflicted on one girl.

In fact Mr. Salzman, author of "Iron and Silk," a first-rate memoir of a stay in Japan, and of several less successful works, is writing on other levels as well.

Racing Through the Dark, by David Millar The British doper who emerged from a ban to lead campaigns for clean cycling offers an eloquent, highly rated memoir about life in a troubled peloton.

The book, he added, is "not just a first-rate sports memoir but a genuine bildungsroman, darkly funny yet also anguished and soulful".

The result is not just a first-rate sports memoir but a genuine bildungsroman, darkly funny yet also anguished and soulful.

As that long-winded subtitle suggests, the book blends the back-room revelations of a first-rate political memoir with the no-nonsense advice of a basic investment primer.

These albums sold poorly and didn't even rate a mention in her memoir, but they leave you salivating at the thought of what she might have done next had she not abandoned activism, the music industry ("the dirtiest and most immoral business in the world") and the "United Snakes of America" to spend two years in exile in Liberia.

George W. Bush left office with low approval rates, retreating to Dallas to write a memoir and take up painting.

Keeping a diagram of the preferred infarct rating scale near the reading console might help as an aide memoir.

On the one hand, he writes in his memoir, "all of our studies told us that regulation could cut rates of youth smoking".

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's memoir "Living History" has sold 1.2 million copies in six weeks, with sales continuing at a rate of more than 50,000 a week.