Sentence examples for remarkable diaries from inspiring English sources

The remarkable diaries kept by Ike's personal secretary, Ann C. Whitman, include a painful, very personal conversation in which the President told the Republican National Committee chairman to tell Nixon that he was being dumped from the ticket in 1956 — but to tell him "very, very gently".

The remarkable diaries kept by Ike's personal secretary, Ann C. Whitman, include a painful, very personal conversation in which the President told the Republican National Committee chairman to tell Nixon that he was being dumped from the ticket in 1956 but to tell him "very, very gently".

Quest, myth and even farce colour the pages of his rich and remarkable diary - the sort of diary that invites you to stop reading before pulling on your Timberlands.

Blanchard, who left a remarkable diary that takes us right to the heart of the Victorian jobbing writer's life, pulled off the enviable coup of reviewing his own shows under a pseudonym.

Almost to the moment of his death he continued his lifelong efforts to rethink and to re-examine the basic foundations and systematic implications of his philosophy, as is rather poignantly reflected in the remarkable philosophical "Diary" in which he recorded his thoughts during this final period.

Drawing on a remarkable array of diaries, letters, memoirs, and surveys, Kynaston assembles a polyphonic history of a pivotal time.

The Count attempted to fulfill that mission late in life, but his diaries are remarkable enough.

Isn't it remarkable how Anne's diary can inspire such empathetic efforts?

Reagan's scrupulously kept Presidential diary is remarkable for a near-total lack of interest in people as individuals.

Under the circumstances, one of the most remarkable features of Guantánamo Diary is that one word is completely absent: despair.

He found the information he needed in the American Heritage Time Use Study, a remarkable archive of "time-use diaries" provided by thousands of women beginning in 1965.