Sentence examples for wrote memories from inspiring English sources

In the midst of a campaign to procure funds for her cause, she wrote Memories of Hawthorne (1897).

In 1990, Koffmann wrote Memories of Gascony, reminiscences and recipes from the Oratoire accompanied by dewy photographs of the soft countryside.

Laura Elaine Matthew Gr'04, an assistant professor of history at Marquette University, wrote Memories of Conquest: Becoming Mexicano in Colonial Guatemala, which was published recently by the University of North Carolina Press.

After his father died in 2008, at 77, Mr. Lapid wrote "Memories After My Death," the story of his father's life from his days in the ghetto of Budapest through to his period as minister of justice in Ariel Sharon's government.

On the other hand, Rebecca Bartholomew and Leonard J. Arrington wrote, "Memories of what was perhaps the worst disaster in the history of western migration have been palliated by what could also be regarded as the most heroic rescue of the Mormon frontier".

In Blue Nights, Joan Didion wrote: "Memory fades, memory adjusts, memory conforms to what we think we remember".

As the novelist Barbara Kingsolver wrote, "Memory is a complicated thing, a relative to truth but not its twin".

During his Paris years Darwish wrote Memory for Forgetfulness, a memoir of Beirut under the saturation Israeli bombing of 1982 which has been translated into English.

He wrote "memory problems" in her chart, and therefore the patient was turned down in her application for long-term care.

Then it was written: memories shrank and trees were felled.

I thoughout that this methods of writing memories could help him.