Sentence examples for superb biography of from inspiring English sources

(Noah Isenberg's superb biography of Ulmer sheds light on the hazy details of his early career).

(I'd recommend Linda Dahl's superb biography of Williams, "Morning Glory," for a more detailed view).

Music at Midnight by John Drury Allen Lanee) is a superb biography of poet-priest George Herbert.

Speaking with Jean Cocteau in 1936 (as cited in David Robinson's superb biography of Chaplin), he said, The dance of the bread rolls.

Or was it?" asks David Cannadine nearly half way through his superb biography of a man whose story prompts that question many times over.

Along with Kennedy's masterful memoir and Adam Clymer's earlier superb biography of Kennedy the senator, it will add greatly to our understanding of this remarkable politician.

McCullough, whose books include superb biographies of John Adams and Harry S. Truman, rarely finds his way into clashes of ideas or vast impersonal forces.

The reality was more complex and in some cases entirely different and it is one of the fascinating pleasures of this superb biography to see the veils being stripped away and the messy truth about Maugham's life and relationships exposed.

Then you may want to consult Mariani's superb biography, to plumb the aesthetic mysteries and register the human complications of so prodigious a gift.

According to Tag Gallagher in his superb biography "The Adventures of Roberto Rossellini" (where this sad anecdote is also mentioned), the director "sued to block release of the film" because of the producer's interference but nothing came of it.

Ian Kershaw, who has now completed the second and final volume of his superb biography, "Hitler.