autobiography造句

Iacocca's autobiography is a best- seller.

To repent of egoism: is autobiography the best method?

He rounded out his quartet with an autobiography.

Both sides too often confuse him with the striving pilgrim he portrayed in his autobiography.

But thanks to her, we have the First Man, the 1995 publication of his unfinished autobiography.

In her autobiography, the dancer Isadora Duncan recalled how Rodin tried to seduce her.

Born a slave in Maryland, Douglas escaped in 1838 and earned widespread acclaim for his 1845 autobiography.

But while the autobiography contains many such bare-knuckle outbursts, you won't find many Revelations about Twain's inner moral struggles.

This raises the question of just why the current spate of autobiography feels somehow different, somehow “worse” than ever before—more narcissistic and more disturbing in its implications.

His words contrast with Andre Agassi's claims in his recent autobiography that, despite winning eight grand slams, he "hated tennis" and sought refuge in crystal meth.

Even those feminists who don't necessarily embrace Paglia's world view seem to have inherited the postfeminist tic of offering up autobiography as theory.

Ms Montgomery, a classically trained musician who also fronts a country-and-western band, was inspired to write the opera after reading Mr Clinton’s autobiography.

In spite of these efforts at suppression, however, most of the autobiography has surfaced over the years, and the supposed "embargo" has only led to increased interest in and sales for the book.

In her 1994 autobiography, I Am Roe, she describes the harrowing moment when a nurse mistakenly handed her the girl for feeding, not knowing she was being put out for adoption.