Sentence examples for time memoirs from inspiring English sources

· Winter Time: Memoirs of a German who Survived Auschwitz is published by the University of Hertfordshire, price £9.99.

This delayed publication of the book until 1937, by which time memoirs of the war had become something of a convention.

Among the most significant are former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's "Known and Unknown" and former Vice President Dick Cheney's "In My Time," memoirs by perhaps the two most important figures (other than the president) in the years of terrorism and war.

IN OUR TIME: Memoir of a Revolution.

IN OUR TIME: Memoir of a Revolution, by Susan Brownmiller.

My absolute favorite book about the history of the women's liberation movement is "In Our Time: Memoir of a Revolution," by Susan Brownmiller.

In her book "In Our Time: Memoir of a Revolution," the feminist Susan Brownmiller describes a "coming-out fervor akin to a tidal wave": "I was bewildered by the overnight conversions and sudden switches in overt orientation by many of the activists I knew".

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Among his many other works are The Great Crash, 1929 19555), The Liberal Hour (1960), Ambassador's Journal (1969), A Life in Our Times: Memoirs (1981), The Anatomy of Power (1983), Economics in Perspective: A Critical History (1987), and The Culture of Contentment (1992).

Alas, he fell 98 votes short of the 75 percent required for induction, most likely passed over because of a suspicion that he, like some other power hitters of his generation, took steroids — a rumor addressed at length in his strategically timed memoir, "Long Shot".

With Something Wrong with Her: A Real-Time Memoir, Mazza placed the circumstances of her own life under a critical lens.