Sentence examples for read biography from inspiring English sources

From the school library, he read "biography, autobiography.

After all, the fundamental reason we write (and read) biography is that its subject produced work of great magnitude.

I seldom read biography for fun, and when I do it's in a strange way: first the childhood, usually until the subject falls in love, and then the death.

Holroyd says we read biography to find out what happens in the past, but only a skilled biographer can make us want to know, and only a skilled reader can make us want to listen.

Robert Blake wrote a much read biography in the nineteen-sixties, and now Christopher Hibbert, the veteran English popular historian, has published a new life, "Disraeli: The Victorian Dandy Who Became Prime Minister" (Palgrave; $29.95), joined, in Britain, anyway, by William Kuhn's "The Politics of Pleasure: A Portrait of Benjamin Disraeli" (Free Press; £20).

This is one box that read "Biography".

I read biographies and watched old interviews.

Did you read biographies in your childhood?

I read Jackie Collins, I read biographies, philosophy.

He bought — but failed to read — biographies, histories, pop science.

She read biographies of Ronald Reagan and the Bushes.