Sentence examples for whose memoir is from inspiring English sources

This was Mr. Talbott, of course, whose memoir is a dextrous and generally engrossing account of his own handiwork.

Prosecutors suggest that the former coach, whose memoir is ironically titled "Touched," founded the charity as a way to ensnare boys.

"I think the NYCLU campaign is great," Piper Kerman, whose memoir is the basis for the series, told me by e-mail.

But of the leading protagonists in that intellectual cauldron, only one titanic figure remains, Claude Lanzmann, whose memoir is published in the UK this month.

If you like your spies a little less serious, try Joel and Ethan Coen's "Burn After Reading" (Sept . 12, a comic thriller about a C.I.A. official (John Malkovich) whose memoir is found by two personal trainers.

Danielle Henderson, a writer whose memoir is expected to be published by Simon & Schuster in 2018, said on Twitter: "I'm looking at my @simonschuster contract, and unfortunately there's no clause for 'what if we decide to publish a white nationalist'".

He mingled easily with Mr. Mehta and Barbara Walters, whose memoir was recently published by Knopf.

I picked a pearly pinkish-white polish, thinking it suited the character I was playing: Ilene, or Gingie, Beckerman, whose memoir was the Ephrons' inspiration for the play.

He is best known for enabling the survival of Wladyslaw Szpilman, whose memoir was the basis of the 2002 film "The Pianist".

It tells the tale of middleweight boxer Jake LaMotta, whose memoir was read by Robert De Niro on the set of The Godfather Part II.

But we know this: the double standard concerning men's versus women's sexuality not only survives but thrives, manifest in the enduring notoriety of "Foxy Knoxy," whose memoir was published on the same day last week that the ABC News special aired.