Sentence examples for through memoir from inspiring English sources

How the great choreographer found, through memoir, the wit and dignity that the ballet world denied.

Leviathan is Hoare's extraordinary, multi-dimensional quest for the whale through memoir, biography, zoology, history, travel and – of course – the fictional monster of Herman Melville's Moby-Dick.

"Through memoir, storytelling becomes history-telling -- the telling of histories that have rarely been written or heard," she noted in a recent issue of "Transformations," a publication of Ramapo College in Mahwah.

Yes, Epileptic is an autobiographical story about the effect his brother's epilepsy had upon his family, but David B conveys this not only through "memoir" but also through dreams and fantastic panels cluttered with demons and warriors.

That she chose to do this in the most impersonal of genres — philosophy and history — rather than through memoir, or even poetry (which she loved to read, and wrote from time to time), is itself a clue to the immense psychological pressures that shaped her work and, in the end, partly disfigured it.

You flip through this memoir and find an abundance of pulpit-ready lines, like "God calls to us at every moment, and God is life, this life" and "Christ is God crying I am here" and "Lord, I can approach you only by means of my consciousness".

After the war, information about Anderson initially spread through memoirs of Civil War combatants and works by amateur historians.

Wiesel's evolution from avoiding writing about the Holocaust in the initial years after World War II to eventually embracing his trauma through memoirs and novels parallels Israel's changing relationship with the memory of the Nazi genocide and those who survived it.      .

Two threads running through the memoir shed light on that.

By contrast, Brittain's feminism courses through her memoir.

She is really the thread that weaves through a memoir and series of vignettes that appear in random order.