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in a sentence ? Here are some examples. is written chastely, elegantly, self-critically and charitably.
While going through such varied sources, it is a great joy when one finds an or a biography or an unpublished piece of writing.
This will appeal most to those interested in the history of the Chattahoochee Valley.
In his he concludes, somewhat apologetically, that perhaps he preferred objects to people.
In his , My Life, he tells of his lifelong passion for golf both as a player and a commentator.
George is the survivor, the cat with nine lives, and he has an for every one of them.
In his he points to influences from punk, reggae, rock and pop with hip-hop, which really gave him his sense of direction.
It was reprinted by former LIFE editor Edward K. Thompson in his , along with the story behind it.
Nelson Mandela, for example, describes in his the depth of presence of Robben Island in the Xhosa language.
I want to say that Campion's An Angel at My Table is faithful to Frame's , specifically to the writerly vision of the writer's life.
Spanning four albums, this collection is an of her life over the past decade.
In his , he explains in detail why it did not become a worldwide business.
Every time you turn a page of his , you're going, you're kidding me, this happened?
Oskar has convinced Bruno to buy him a ream of blank white paper so that he can write out his .
It is in that episode that the larger implications of Schreiner's intricate weave of fiction and become apparent.
In his he accredits the story to Neil Collins, Bennett's Daily Telegraph counterpart.
The Times repeats, in summary, Said's false , as though it were factual.
Except for Lucy's , all the primary source materials I found are influenced by a dominant, cissexual perspective of people.
We must bear in mind that an reveals more about the mind set of its author than about factual occurrences.
In various passages from her , Hepburn, the daughter of a suffragist and birth-control crusader, sounds disconcertingly unliberated.
A vitrine contains parts of the original manuscripts for his 15,000 page novel and his 5,000-page .
Rather pettily, he made a point of correcting an error in his .
A pastiche of and post-modern plot twists, it was haunted by an off-putting tone of smug precociousness.
Note the dramatic narrative and implicit that emerge from this penetrating insight.
There is only one possible reason for a book such as this, the of a television personality.
Honesty, Amos says, is one of the advantages of committing her to CD rather than to paper.
By producing his , modest, unassuming Tom hopes he has scored a point.
The result is a literary in which the self revealed is simultaneously the self concealed.
He plainly confessed it in his , as did his ex-wife in her rather sympathetic memoir of their years together.
What gives to this its particular value is its inversion of insider-outsider positions.
Her CV, hand scrawled in a bi-tel across nine pages of A4 foolscap is a terribly poignant .
Well, you can wait for the or you can come with me to shop for formalwear.
It is not everyday that you find an so disarmingly direct and candid.
The translation represents Dante's as a prolepsis of the culminant visions in the Paradiso.
She wrote her , besides authoring books on the status of women, handicrafts and embroidery.
But if her is anything to go by, her success has come at a price.
She was so dismayed with the ghostwriter's draft of her 1998 that she rewrote it completely.
Like Jack, he contributed to the substantial body of Lindsay , a significant oeuvre in its own right.
An is an attempt to bring up all the facts, and to stick to them, faithfully and chronologically.
The golden girl of Tinseltown was due to appear at WestQuay's Waterstone's bookshop to sign copies of her new .
Ireland, in short, has no monopoly on the use of memoir, fiction, biography or as a political tool.
But one thing about now, as opposed to then, has been the rise of graphic novels, and comics biography and .
He re-read his father's and realised they shared many character traits.
Her opens with an epigraph by Virginia Woolf that firmly sets this metanarrative within a matriarchal tradition of storytelling.
Her , The Kindness of Strangers, published last year, is exceedingly short on personal detail.
His was serialized in magazines and on radio, bought by a major book club, and reprinted a number of times.
Finally, by facilitating self-discovery and personal growth, has therapeutic power.
It was published in 1937 so is probably unobtainable now, but it was a marvellous by a man who edited pulp magazines.
The covers the author's early years up to the threshold of university.
The film is not quite a confessional cry for help, but on some level it functions as scrambled .
But his does not mention the tax shelter advantages of his museum and foundation, which were hardly negligible.
He's got a book that just came out, an , in which he admits that he was a mainliner as a teen-ager.
In four volumes of and three books of journals he distilled much of the flavour of each decade of a remarkable century.
It is a unique record that pushes at the boundaries of and fiction.
Although he claims that his films should not be read as , he is a past master at transforming his life into art.
The blues sounded like , like ordinary people telling the story of their lives.
I'm always reluctant to do so because I don't want this blog to turn into by other means.
If all fiction is , then we must suggest that perhaps all autobiography is fiction.
It is part , part history, part psychological investigation of the Scottish character.
The details, he says, are pretty much straight , the sentiments also.
Indeed there is probably more fiction in than there is in fiction.
This is , and since when have we been worried about autobiography being indulgent?
He then adds in elements of , fragments of myth and history and a dose of magic realism.
Let's just say that by 30, I want to have had an international best-selling .
In a surprisingly candid , he reveals how his upbringing shaped his writing.
And members of the winning team will each receive a signed copy of his new .
In his Russell reports this sad interlude with agonized regret.
After my hit single I chose to take a year off to write my and produce this new album.
For now Ricky is busy attending book signings around the country to promote his Ricky.
Part of Harold Evans' , My paper chase, just out in paperback, describes his travels in America.
In this untypical but engaging sports , he portrays himself as a man of destiny, overcoming all obstacles in the way of England's Rugby World Cup victory.
I was intrigued to read in your that your relationship with your parents was starchy and formal, while you were close to your grandmother.
Since starting the whirlwind publicity tour to promote his , he has done his best to seem high-minded.
Like any example of oral history or the studies have both weaknesses as well as strengths.
He said he'd been working hard recently on his , which was now half finished.
It's curious that the Long Island Lolita is publishing her coincidentally with the Washington schoolteacher's release from the slammer.
Still, may be the land of the invented past but, when the person is interesting enough and the life is large enough, the compensations are considerable.
They're my particular way of writing my , the fragments of my day which make up an impression of my state of mind in a particular place.
A short is prefixed to the 1827 edition of Juvenal.
In sharp contrast to the , it tends to be prolix and muddled with excessive detail, and it often reads like a jumbled mix of fantastic stories.
After Lacroix, Man Ray spent about six years with the famed Parisian demi-mondaine Kiki de Montparnasse, to whom he devoted an entire chapter in his .
Gorgeously filmed and acted, Frida reveals the in Kahlo's art by occasionally punctuating the action with tableaux based on her paintings.
The assertive title boldly lettered on the gunmetal gray book spine makes this volume look like another tiresome by a former SAS trooper.
His memoir, in a translation that preserves the author's gorgeous, discursive style and his love of wordplay, is a social history embedded within an .
It is based on Barris's in which he claims to have led a double life as a CIA assassin, fronting game shows by day and murdering government targets by night.
Andrea described the whole scene very well in her , Talking Back to Presidents, Dictators, and Assorted Scoundrels.
Nobody writes an saying I was a loser, a failure and a fool.
Hulanicki was the subject of a 2009 documentary, Beyond Biba, based on her 2007 From A to Biba.
In his 'Still Me,' Reeves recounted how Williams helped save his life.
Her later works became even more experimental, blending elements of , history, myth, religion, and politics.
Its genre, fictional , goes back to Akkadian literature.
John Huston recalls in his , An Open Book, a time when he asked Mitchum to crawl across the grass on his elbows.
The splicing of vignettes and evokes moods wonderfully, but in later chapters, not pinned to Rembrandt, argument dissolves under the pressure.
Political anoraks who want to get ahead of the game should read Winning Back America, the former Vermont governor's recently published campaign .
In her she said curiosity had made her take the job, but 60 years on she admits she failed to let herself see the atrociousness of the regime she worked for.
I'm of another party, the one that says all is fiction.
Her art combines romantic and detached conceptualism.
The relation between and your writing is a complicated one.
Huston never publicly acknowledged that any of San Pietro was fake, not in his , not in any interview.
One wishes one of her many friends and admirers had advised her not to make her sound like a list of testimonials from famous people interspersed with anecdotes.
He penned pamphlets of protest, left his mark on Philadelphia's most significant free black institutions, and produced a moving spiritual .
After all, in her 1993 she disclosed one or two juicier titbits contained in the files, which she was allowed to see soon after the Wall came down.
His eagerly awaited is a solid good read about the life of a top international soccer star, although hardly the seminally honest account we were promised.
Along the way he offers a sort of of his bibliomania, which takes him across New England and the rest of the country searching for old books.
This image of a monastic, reclusive author, wilfully at odds with much of modernity, was confirmed by the posthumous appearance of Brown's .
Stiff cliched characters, unreal situations, and a bit too much .
The White House physician, who was not a psychiatrist, did describe Coolidge in his unpublished as being mentally unbalanced and mentally deranged.
It should not surprise anyone if it turns out that Jean Houston's is a piece of fiction, a heroic myth spun by her imagination out of the fabric of her desires.
In his early life, Oldfield used drugs including LSD, whose effects on his mental health he discussed in his .
At 13 Drew was using cocaine, and by the time she was 16 the rockily-rehabbed actress was co-authoring an about it all.
Smith was listed as the author of his , but a ghostwriter did most of the work.
At night, as creative author, the cognoscente sketched out the first draft of his expanded .
Six years later, she wrote her Prime Mimicker, chronicling her childhood and career as impressionist.
The aborigine's was also an autoethnography. It told much about the culture he grew up in.
They cover postmodernity, textuality, , masculinity, sexuality, postcoloniality, and post-theory.
Incorgnito Publishing Press has just signed martial artist and cult film legend Taimak to present his , Taimak, The Last Dragon.
The aborigine's contained much that was autoethnographic. How much more insightful into his culture than the views of a foreigner.
Following upon Patricia Cholakian's earlier work, the book frames Marguerite's life around a reading of her Heptameron as .
The Voice judge and Olympic ceremony hogger Jessie J will chat about her , Nice To Meet You.
McEwan had included a brief note at the end of Atonement, referring to Andrews's , among several other works.
In 1971, he published his , The Moon's a Balloon, which was well received, selling over five million copies.
In his , Rudolf Carnap describes Wittgenstein as the thinker who gave him the greatest inspiration.
In a fragment of dated 25 July 1894, Gladstone denounced the tax as.
Davies died at the age of 76 in 2015 and, as a tribute to his longstanding friend, Jon Gower republished Davies' in English.
Her , The Breakaway, was published in the summer of 2014 to significant critical acclaim.
The album's track titles are interwoven into the chapters of his Over the Top and Back released at the same time.
She released a second titled Keep Smiling in late 2007, this time with a very different tone than the previous.
Jenkins's , Time to Say Hello, was released on 28 January 2008, and was also serialised in The Mail on Sunday.
Much more than a methodical treatise, The Physiology of Taste is part , part theory, part axiology.
In his Slide Rule, Shute recalls writing the book twice over and rewriting large portions a third time.
Many elements of the novel follow events in Dickens's own life, and it is often considered his veiled .
Her publications, especially her The Life of Theresa of Jesus, had multiple effects.
As he relates in his , he examined the bronze powder made in Nuremberg which was the only place where it was made at the time.
According to Wainwright, in his Fellwanderer, he initially planned the series for his own interest rather than for publication.
And it was also during the phase of the higher .
Commando, the posthumously published of punk pioneer Johnny Ramone, is not a typical rock'n' roll confessional.
This is the of Nobel Peace Laureate Albert Schweitzer, published in commemoration of Schweitzer's 1949 visit to the United States.
But he has promised to return to the micro-blogging world once he has completed a follow-up to his Moab Is My Washpot.
However, he promised to return once he has finished a follow-up to his 1997 Moab Is My Washpot.
However, he has promised to return to the micro-blogging world once he has completed a follow-up to his , Moab Is My Washpot.
He covers the prehumans, the humans, chronicle, , Lucy the fossil, and Lucy the symbol.
Any interested in mobile living and yurts will find this an inspirational, revealing packed with insights and encouragement.
He also fronts his own game show, Alan Carr's Celebrity Ding Dong, has written his , and continues to perform as a stand-up.
Englund even co-wrote her bestselling 2009 , Cloris.
He made it clear to his publishers that this slim book was in no sense a full .
Lewis wrote a compellingly readable called Surprised by Joy.
He wrote his in Welsh, but said he lacked the necessary grasp of the language to employ it in his poems.
The whole novel is presented as if it were the he wrote between being forced to retire from the ministry and his eventual death.
For example, his Satyasanjeevani was meant for a women readership.
She escaped to the North in 1842 and became the first freedwoman to write her own .
Many of his novels contain elements of , and feature various locations in his native Scotland.
He had no patients according to his and his efforts as an ophthalmologist were a failure.
In 1962 Waugh began work on his , and that same year wrote his final fiction, the long short story Basil Seal Rides Again.
Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners, a spiritual was published in 1666, when he was still in jail.
Lynam, whose is called I Should Have Been At Work, lives in Chiswick, west London, with long-term partner Rose Diamond.
In September 2010, she published a second entitled Full Circle.
On the Fred Astaire theme, I enjoyed reading the star's , Steps In Time.
In an excerpt from his , he describes the reaction.
In 2002, MacArthur released her first entitled Taking on the World.
He has written an with the late Sky TV darts commentator Sid Waddell.
In 1971 she published her entertaining, and modest, tennis , A Game to Love.
He will also star as iconic war photographer Don McCullin in a film based on McCullin's , Unreasonable Behaviour.
A self-confessed bibliophile, this show felt like an but without any hint of sententiousness or showboating self-satisfaction.
Malala's father's story is glancingly told in her , which has been banned in Pakistan.
Andrews discovered her true parentage from her mother in 1950, although it was not publicly disclosed until her 2008 .
He then published Stone Alone, an based on scrapbooks and diaries he had been keeping since the band's early days.
Lewis also wrote an titled Surprised by Joy, which places special emphasis on his own conversion.
David Copperfield is regarded by many as a veiled of Dickens.
Who would have thought that we would end up working together when he became manager of Darlington, and that I would cowrite his ?
Scholars consider it as Dickens' veiled with the title character modeled after the author himself.
According to his , he and Shaw played cowboys in a silent film that was never released.
Much of what is known of Hooke's early life comes from an that he commenced in 1696 but never completed.
Septimius Severus does not mention her in his , though he later commemorated her with statues when he became Emperor.
Suetonius quotes Claudius' once and must have used it as a source numerous times.
Self-abasement was a Chaucerian inheritance that Shakespeare merged with the Plautine plaudite, and as such should not be mistaken for .
He wrote a boastful , recording all his great deeds.
His time there is documented in his , An Island To Oneself.
In 1997, his and art book, I Want To Spend the Rest of My Life Everywhere, with Everyone, One to One, Always, Forever, Now, was published.
He remarked in his that his keenest interests were in religion and mathematics, and that only his wish to know more mathematics kept him from suicide.
According to his , Errol Flynn and he were firm friends and rented Rosalind Russell's house at 601 North Linden Drive as a bachelor pad.
According to his , as a young man Chesterton became fascinated with the occult and, along with his brother Cecil, experimented with Ouija boards.
The texts written by Caesar, an of the most important events of his public life, are the most complete primary source for the reconstruction of his biography.
Benn's , published in 2001, is called Dark Destroyer.
It is his lesbophilia that sets Proust's narrator apart from the author, that marks the novel as a novel rather than a perverse exercise in selective .
His Changeling was published in May 2007 by Virgin Books.
She began to write her , as she expected her life to end.
It was only later in that week I had the courage to venture into my bottom drawer and pull out the synopsis of his , together with the first couple of chapters.
And when I revealed this fact in my I'm Not The Only One he took my publisher Penguin to the High Court in Edinburgh seeking to injunct publication.
But that's just what he has done, in typically exuberant, no-holds-barred fashion by detailing his life story in a volume of entitled Kickups, Hiccups, Lockups.
He's had an amazing time, he assures me, although reading between the lines of his Funny Peculiar, his path to happiness hasn't always run smooth.
In his , the South African poet Roy Campbell recalled his youth in the Dargle Valley, near the city of Pietermaritzburg, where people spoke only Gaelic and Zulu.
The photographer Eric Hosking lost his left eye after attempting to photograph a tawny owl, which inspired the title of his 1970 , An Eye for a Bird.
Freddie Foreman, a friend of the Krays, claimed in his Respect that he shot Mitchell dead as a favour to the twins and disposed of his body at sea.
Contrary to some longstanding accounts, Stewart states in his 2012 that he was never signed to the club and that the club never called him back after his trials.
Christie's makes no reference to her disappearance.
In the autumn of 2003, Sting released his , Broken Music.
In it Bunting tells his but also traces the lineage of poetry in the North back to the Viking Skaldic tradition and the Celtic bards that they went to war with.
Make your story unputdownable whether it's your , the portrait of a lost industry or town, or a speculative fiction set on another world.
We do not know who is the author of this very interesting of an old and popular coleus.
But there is one point about the book that deserves some considering, its credibility as .
The charm of these essays is a frank note of tempered by a kindly humor and whimsicality peculiar to Lamb.
The plotless narrative, reading like , of a kid who ran away from a farm in East Texas to be a cowboy in Arizona.
The volume included his loges of several academicians, and the of his great-grandfather, the first Cassini.
In addition to writing an , she authored articles and a swimming instruction book for women.
I wasted myself on too nice points, laments Brea in his deep, honest, clear-eyed .
To take them as an attempt at would be a mistake.
Writing one's life story in the form of a personal memoir or an can have immense value for benefiting posterity.
This is a powerful book of love and sociology.
May they all get thwacked over the head with Coleen McLoughlin's .
Trajectory is Malcolm's in which he writes about growing up in India with Armenian parents and an English education.
The following account of this performance is abridged from his .
An , when confronted by a careful editor with documentary evidence, is usually found to be full of obviously inadvertent errors.
He had the training that a coloured youth receives at Hampton, which, indeed, the does explain.
Gareth wrote a fanfare for Owain Arwel Hughes' 70th birthday to coincide with the launch of Owain's .
The Australian rubbished the claim made in Tendulkar's Playing It My Way, and said he never contemplated the change in captaincy.
He sat down to write his new book which was, in a way, an .
The whole episode takes about three pages of his .
Smith, in his , laments the mortality among the settlers.
So wrote Trollope in the concluding chapter of his .
I will observe, in parenthesis, that Heine says that a true is almost an impossibility, and that man is bound to lie about himself.
She broke into the industry in 1973 with her Halfbreed.
Oprah natters to Mia Farrow about her What Falls Away, giving her account of her relationship with Woody Allen, surely one of Movieland's wackiest characters.
The irrepressible charisma and unnatural good health radiated by George Zoritch in the Goldfine-Geller movie permeates every page of this anecdotal .
Rugby men don't possess a sympathetic ear for smart alecks, and that is what our Gav is now perceived to be after his controversial .
AUTOBIOGRAPHY in a Sentence Examples: 21 Ways to Use Autobiography
Have you ever wondered what goes into writing an autobiography? An autobiography is a self-written account of one’s own life, detailing personal experiences, memories, and moments that have shaped the individual.
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Autobiography is a noun that refers to a written account of a person’s life, written by that person themselves. To properly use autobiography in a sentence, follow these guidelines:
Introduce the Autobiography: Begin your sentence with a clear introduction that the text is an autobiography. For example, “In his autobiography,” or “Her autobiography details.”
Use Correct Punctuation: Place the title of the autobiography in italics or quotes, following the appropriate punctuation rules.
Proper Grammar: Ensure that your sentence is grammatically correct and clearly conveys the intended meaning.
Example: In her autobiography, “Becoming,” Michelle Obama shares her journey from a young girl in Chicago to becoming the First Lady of the United States.
By following these steps and tips, you can effectively use autobiography in a sentence to accurately convey the subject and context of a person’s life story.
Autobiographical sentences serve as powerful tools for self-reflection, self-expression, and storytelling. They offer a unique window into the author’s inner life, allowing readers to connect with the author’s journey and gain a deeper understanding of their perspectives and values. Through autobiography sentences, authors create a lasting record of their lives, leaving behind a legacy that can inspire, educate, and resonate with others for generations to come.
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Autobiography example sentences, autobiography.
1. Title of David Horowitz"s autobiography , in which he shows that a
2. She laughed at the autobiography he had concocted for Kazowskis, and repeated her amazement at his ability to construct plausible stories on short notice
3. in his autobiography , that initially, when sex energy is retained, the
4. him in my autobiography but I was not able to find out whether or not he would be pleased to see this small detail of his life in print
5. Beijing, he gave a copy of his autobiography to the guide, a lady who looked young and open minded, promising her, with the best of intentions, that he would write an article about his visit to China
6. autobiography , Soros on Soros, is told again and again that the main premise of his
7. Putting aside his seductive and well-written autobiography (Soros on Soros), we must look at his actions
8. In his post-war autobiography General Schwarzkopf paid tribute to the military forces of the international Persian Gulf coalition, and the success achieved by “all of the soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines, Coast Guard, National Guard and reserves who took part in Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm” (Schwarzkopf, p
9. (The autobiography of a yogi, 1946)
10. In the jail, he spent his time writing his autobiography
11. In the introduction to his autobiography Gāndhiji writes that this ‘title has deeply pained me’ because:
12. There is also a provision to read Gāndhi books online including his Autobiography and more
13. “A Sailor's Tales” is an autobiography tracing the twists and turns in the life
14. In Michael Caine’s autobiography he writes about his theatrical initiation with the irascible Alwyn D
15. In his autobiography , David Hockney reckons he said something like that in a life drawing class at the RA during those years, so it might have been him… but then again it might not
16. Autograph collectors wave magazines with interviews or even copies of your brief autobiography
17. hacker type," recalls Torvalds in his 2001 autobiography Just for Fun
18. In The Autobiography of Malcolm X, Alex Haley gives readers
19. You can read more on Anderson in her autobiography and in the 2009 book by Raymond Arsenault, The Sound Of Freedom: Marian Anderson, The Lincoln Memorial, And The Concert That Awakened America
20. “She’s trying to piss us off with her autobiography !” the woman said, leaning over the table
21. Proctor wrote in his autobiography that he was raised in Norfolk’s Huntersville neighborhood
22. In his autobiography , Proctor expressed gratitude to Sparks Melton, the liberal white pastor who arranged a full scholarship to a liberal white seminary
23. Proctor’s high moral standards were evident in his autobiography and in Rev
24. From Samuel Proctor’s autobiography , The Substance of Things Hoped For, I conclude that he grew up in the black middle class
25. In his autobiography , therefore, Proctor provided evidence that he aspired to achieve the higher, second stratum that he called the “heirs of the missions schools
26. You can find more information about the Boggs in her 1998 book, Living For Change: An Autobiography
27. Leakey’s 1983 book, One Life: An Autobiography , though thirty years old, delves somewhat into how it was done and highlights some of his health issues
28. I learned by writing my autobiography for Chapter 1, with the
29. This is an historic autobiography of a knucklehead growing up in the 50’s and 60’s
30. Searching in a drawer of her work desk, Ingrid took out an extra copy of the book Bateman held, plus a copy of her autobiography as a fighter pilot
31. For many of us, it is our own autobiography in verse
32. ” < From The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell, Little, Brown and Co
33. He’s busy writing his autobiography and feels confident that it will make record sales
34. Ghost writing is where a book, usually an autobiography , comes out in a
35. ‘Wow,’ I said, ‘plenty to choose from here for an autobiography
36. Autobiography Project, Third Meeting
37. press is clearly stated even in the Fifth Dalai Lama’s autobiography
38. later autobiography , referring to him in passing only as his Junior
39. 126 His earlier autobiography
40. Lama claims in his most recent autobiography that just before the
41. parts of an autobiography that are a witness of God's power
42. Save that for your autobiography
43. Fortunately he was so much absorbed in autobiography that he didn't notice
44. Churchill and Roosevelt in his autobiography ?
45. exhilarating,”(18) he says in his autobiography
46. days,”(20) he also says in his autobiography
47. autobiography , because he was a small child detached from his parents
48. * I have based all the Dalai Lama’s biography of this chapter on his autobiography
49. the adventure that lay ahead was very thrilling,”(5) he says in his autobiography
50. he left the palace, as he says in his autobiography
51. A man who becomes totally silent loses boundaries, loses definitions, loses autobiography
52. [14] Frederick Douglass in his autobiography writes about the same sort of phenomenon that occurred in the slave owner
53. Oh no, I hear you cry, dear reader, not another celebrity autobiography , replete with tales of a
54. When would you have time to write an autobiography
55. I had read Lord Byron's autobiography and I felt privileged to hear the famous man tell
56. it not been for the fact that I had a love of autobiography film documentations, I probably
57. Rose’s new relationship with Saint Coletta developed at the same time that she was collaborating with ghostwriter Robert Coughlan on her autobiography , Times to Remember
58. In her enormously self-serving and revisionist autobiography , she asserted that she agreed to make the film only after Hitler promised to keep Goebbels at bay
59. My discussion of Leni Riefenstahl’s Triumph of the Will is based on Trimborn, Bach, and Brendon, cited above, but also in part on Riefenstahl’s own autobiography , Leni Riefenstahl: A Memoir (New York: St
60. (The first public person to come out in a big way with bipolar disorder was actress Patty Duke, in her 1987 autobiography and in a bold 1992 book just about her experience with the illness
61. It was a gift that seriously perplexed me once I was old enough to read Mingus’s autobiography , Beneath the Underdog
62. But passages of his autobiography portray an angry and disillusioned man
63. Marshall, Autobiography ,” The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2005, Nobelprize
64. Dorothea was led on to this bit of autobiography without any sense of making a revelation
65. I remember that when I’d read Bill Clinton’s autobiography , I couldn’t help thinking that when he was confessing to the hurt he’d caused his wife and daughter, he couldn’t seem to resist looking for forgiveness too, and even hugs from the reader
66. She also enjoyed both volumes of The Autobiography of Lincoln Steffens
67. But in her autobiography , By Myself, Bacall wrote about how irritating it was with Marilyn, prompted by Natasha Lytess sitting just off camera, calling for take after take, “often as many as 15 or more
68. He reveals in his 1983 autobiography , Confessions of an Actor, that preparatory to beginning production on the movie, he was convinced he was going to fall in love with Marilyn
69. He points out in his autobiography , Time-bends, that he wrote the screenplay as a gift to her and as she read an early draft she would “laugh delightfully at some of the cowboys’ lines but seemed to withhold full commitment to playing Roslyn
70. I also referred to his autobiography , written with Ms
71. Guilaroff’s five decades in the motion picture business and intimate friendships with the biggest stars of Hollywood’s Golden Age made his memoirs the most eagerly awaited autobiography of its kind
72. But this is not to be a regular autobiography
73. "" Baruch responded in his autobiography ,
74. In fact, if a romantic lady should chance to come across my autobiography she woidd ■certainly turn up her nose
75. You could never have employed your leisure time more profitably, my ever precious Arkady Makarovitch, than in writing this autobiography ! You have given yourself, so to say, an unflinching account of your first stormy, perilous steps on the path of life
76. " But such an autobiography as yoiu-s might serve as material for a future work of art, for a future picture of a lawless epoch already passed
77. " The poor woman who had fallen into his hands found much that was obscure, especially when his autobiography almost passed into a complete dissertation on the fact that no one had been ever able to understand Stepan Trofimovitch, and that "men of genius are wasted in Russia
78. I will observe, in parenthesis, that Heine says that a true autobiography is almost an impossibility, and that man is bound to lie about himself
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a history of a person's life written or told by that person.
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an account of a person's life written or otherwise recorded by that person
A literary work about the writer's own life. The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin and Isak Dinesen's Out of Africa are autobiographical.
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In so doing, she gave us an autobiography that has held up for more than a century.
His handwritten autobiography reawakens in Lee a longing to know her motherland.
His elocution, perfected on stage and evident in television and film, make X’s autobiography an easy yet informative listen.
The book is not so much an autobiography of Hastings — or even Netflix’s origin story.
By contrast, Shing-Tung Yau says in his autobiography that the Calabi-Yau manifold was given its name by other people eight years after he proved its existence, which Eugenio Calabi had conjectured some 20 years before that.
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“Nighttime was the worst,” Bennett wrote in his autobiography.
Then I picked up a book that shredded my facile preconceptions—Hard Stuff: The Autobiography of Mayor Coleman Young.
No; her parents had but small place in that dramatic autobiography that Daphne was now constructing for herself.
His collected works, with autobiography, were published in 1865 under the editorship of Charles Hawkins.
But there is one point about the book that deserves some considering, its credibility as autobiography.
I thought you were anxious for leisure to complete your autobiography.
The smallest fragment of a genuine autobiography seems to me valuable for the student of past epochs.
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Your life story, or autobiography , should contain the basic framework that any essay should have, with four basic elements. Begin with an introduction that includes a thesis statement , followed by a body containing at least several paragraphs , if not several chapters. To complete the autobiography, you'll need a strong conclusion , all the while crafting an interesting narrative with a theme.
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The word autobiography literally means SELF (auto), LIFE (bio), WRITING (graph). Or, in other words, an autobiography is the story of someone's life written or otherwise told by that person.
When writing your autobiography, find out what makes your family or your experience unique and build a narrative around that. Doing some research and taking detailed notes can help you discover the essence of what your narrative should be and craft a story that others will want to read.
Research Your Background
Just like the biography of a famous person, your autobiography should include things like the time and place of your birth, an overview of your personality, your likes and dislikes, and the special events that shaped your life. Your first step is to gather background detail. Some things to consider:
What is interesting about the region where you were born?
How does your family history relate to the history of that region?
Did your family come to that region for a reason?
It might be tempting to start your story with "I was born in Dayton, Ohio...," but that is not really where your story begins. It's better to start with an experience. You may wish to start with something like why you were born where you were and how your family's experience led to your birth. If your narrative centers more around a pivotal moment in your life, give the reader a glimpse into that moment. Think about how your favorite movie or novel begins, and look for inspiration from other stories when thinking about how to start your own.
Think About Your Childhood
You may not have had the most interesting childhood in the world, but everyone has had a few memorable experiences. Highlight the best parts when you can. If you live in a big city, for instance, you should realize that many people who grew up in the country have never ridden a subway, walked to school, ridden in a taxi, or walked to a store a few blocks away.
On the other hand, if you grew up in the country you should consider that many people who grew up in the suburbs or inner city have never eaten food straight from a garden, camped in their backyards, fed chickens on a working farm, watched their parents canning food, or been to a county fair or a small-town festival.
Something about your childhood will always seem unique to others. You just have to step outside your life for a moment and address the readers as if they knew nothing about your region and culture. Pick moments that will best illustrate the goal of your narrative, and symbolism within your life.
Consider Your Culture
Your culture is your overall way of life , including the customs that come from your family's values and beliefs. Culture includes the holidays you observe, the customs you practice, the foods you eat, the clothes you wear, the games you play, the special phrases you use, the language you speak, and the rituals you practice.
As you write your autobiography, think about the ways that your family celebrated or observed certain days, events, and months, and tell your audience about special moments. Consider these questions:
What was the most special gift you ever received? What was the event or occasion surrounding that gift?
Is there a certain food that you identify with a certain day of the year?
Is there an outfit that you wear only during a special event?
Think honestly about your experiences, too. Don't just focus on the best parts of your memories; think about the details within those times. While Christmas morning may be a magical memory, you might also consider the scene around you. Include details like your mother making breakfast, your father spilling his coffee, someone upset over relatives coming into town, and other small details like that. Understanding the full experience of positives and negatives helps you paint a better picture for the reader and lead to a stronger and more interesting narrative. Learn to tie together all the interesting elements of your life story and craft them into an engaging essay.
Establish the Theme
Once you have taken a look at your own life from an outsider’s point of view, you will be able to select the most interesting elements from your notes to establish a theme. What was the most interesting thing you came up with in your research? Was it the history of your family and your region? Here is an example of how you can turn that into a theme:
"Today, the plains and low hills of southeastern Ohio make the perfect setting for large cracker box-shaped farmhouses surrounded by miles of corn rows. Many of the farming families in this region descended from the Irish settlers who came rolling in on covered wagons in the 1830s to find work building canals and railways. My ancestors were among those settlers."
A little bit of research can make your own personal story come to life as a part of history, and historical details can help a reader better understand your unique situation. In the body of your narrative, you can explain how your family’s favorite meals, holiday celebrations, and work habits relate to Ohio history.
One Day as a Theme
You also can take an ordinary day in your life and turn it into a theme. Think about the routines you followed as a child and as an adult. Even a mundane activity like household chores can be a source of inspiration.
For example, if you grew up on a farm, you know the difference between the smell of hay and wheat, and certainly that of pig manure and cow manure—because you had to shovel one or all of these at some point. City people probably don’t even know there is a difference. Describing the subtle differences of each and comparing the scents to other scents can help the reader imagine the situation more clearly.
If you grew up in the city, you how the personality of the city changes from day to night because you probably had to walk to most places. You know the electricity-charged atmosphere of the daylight hours when the streets bustle with people and the mystery of the night when the shops are closed and the streets are quiet.
Think about the smells and sounds you experienced as you went through an ordinary day and explain how that day relates to your life experience in your county or your city:
"Most people don’t think of spiders when they bite into a tomato, but I do. Growing up in southern Ohio, I spent many summer afternoons picking baskets of tomatoes that would be canned or frozen and preserved for cold winter’s dinners. I loved the results of my labors, but I’ll never forget the sight of the enormous, black and white, scary-looking spiders that lived in the plants and created zigzag designs on their webs. In fact, those spiders, with their artistic web creations, inspired my interest in bugs and shaped my career in science."
One Event as a Theme
Perhaps one event or one day of your life made such a big impact that it could be used as a theme. The end or beginning of the life of another can affect our thoughts and actions for a long time:
"I was 12 years old when my mother passed away. By the time I was 15, I had become an expert in dodging bill collectors, recycling hand-me-down jeans, and stretching a single meal’s worth of ground beef into two family dinners. Although I was a child when I lost my mother, I was never able to mourn or to let myself become too absorbed in thoughts of personal loss. The fortitude I developed at a young age was the driving force that would see me through many other challenges."
Writing the Essay
Whether you determine that your life story is best summed up by a single event, a single characteristic, or a single day, you can use that one element as a theme . You will define this theme in your introductory paragraph .
Create an outline with several events or activities that relate back to your central theme and turn those into subtopics (body paragraphs) of your story. Finally, tie up all your experiences in a summary that restates and explains the overriding theme of your life.
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Autobiographies
How to Write an Autobiography and Tell Your Life Story
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This article was co-authored by Gerald Posner . Gerald Posner is an Author & Journalist based in Miami, Florida. With over 35 years of experience, he specializes in investigative journalism, nonfiction books, and editorials. He holds a law degree from UC College of the Law, San Francisco, and a BA in Political Science from the University of California-Berkeley. He’s the author of thirteen books, including several New York Times bestsellers, the winner of the Florida Book Award for General Nonfiction, and has been a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in History. He was also shortlisted for the Best Business Book of 2020 by the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing. There are 8 references cited in this article, which can be found at the bottom of the page. This article has been fact-checked, ensuring the accuracy of any cited facts and confirming the authority of its sources. This article has been viewed 2,298,354 times.
What's your story? Anyone who has lived a full life has something fascinating to share with the world. The trick to writing an autobiography is to treat it like any good story: it should have a protagonist (you), a central conflict, and a cast of fascinating characters to keep people engaged. You may want to think about a certain theme or idea that has been present in your daily life to revolve your story around. Read on to learn how to craft the story of your life and polish your writing to make it sing.
Writing Your Own Autobiography
Begin by contemplating and writing down some important moments in your life, and think about how they're connected to create a cohesive narrative. Start your autobiography with an engaging scene or idea that introduces readers to yourself.
Mapping Out Your Life
Your autobiography doesn't have to begin with your birth. You may want to include some family history as well. Write down information about your ancestry, your grandparents' lives, your parents' lives, and so on. Having information about your family history will help readers get a sense of how you became the person you are.
What happened when you were a teenager? What led you to make the decisions you made?
Did you go to college? Write about those transitory years, too.
Write about your career, your relationships, your children, and any big life-altering events that occurred.
Teachers, coaches, mentors, and bosses are extremely influential in people's lives. Decide whether someone who has been a role model (or the opposite) for you will figure into your story.
Ex-boyfriends and girlfriends might co-star in some interesting stories.
What enemies have you had in life? Your story will be boring if you don't include some conflicts.
Offbeat characters such as animals, celebrities you've never met, and even cities are often points of interest in an autobiography.
The childhood story. Whether your childhood was happy or traumatic, you should include a few anecdotes that give a picture of who you were and what you experienced at the time. You can tell the story of your childhood by breaking it down into smaller anecdotes that illustrate your personality - your parents' reaction when you brought home a stray dog, the time you climbed out of the window at school and ran away for 3 days, your friendly relationship with a homeless person living in the woods… get creative.
The coming of age story. This heady and often sensual period in a human's life is always of interest to readers. Remember that it's not about writing something unique; everyone comes of age. It's about writing something that resonates with readers.
The falling in love story. You could also write the opposite of this, the never-finding-love story.
The identity crisis story. This usually occurs in the 30s or 40s and is sometimes referred to as a mid-life crisis.
The story of facing down some force of evil. Whether it's your battle with addiction, a controlling lover, or a madman who tried to kill your family, you've got to write about conflict you've experienced.
Write as though you're opening your heart to a trusted friend, in prose that's clear, strong and not too cluttered with vocabulary words you rarely use.
Write so that your personality is revealed. Are you funny? Intense? Spiritual? Dramatic? Don't hold back; your personality should come through in the way you tell your story.
Don't always cast yourself in a positive light. You can have foibles and still be the protagonist. Reveal mistakes you've made and times when you've failed yourself and other people.
Reveal your inner thoughts. Share your opinions and ideas, including those that may spark controversy. Be true to yourself through your autobiography.
Crafting a Narrative
What's your central conflict? What's the biggest obstacle life presented that took years to overcome or come to terms with? Maybe it's an illness you were diagnosed with at an early age, a relationship wrought with turmoil, a series of career setbacks, a goal you worked for decades to achieve, or any other number of things. Look to your favorite books and movies for more examples of conflicts.
Build tension and suspense. Structure the narrative so that you have a series of stories leading up to the climax of the conflict. If your central conflict is trying to reach the goal of competing in the Olympics for skiing, lead up to it with stories of small successes and plenty of failures. You want your readers to ask, will she make it? Can he do it? What's going to happen next?
Have a climax. You'll get to the point in your story when it's time for the conflict to come to a head. The day of the big competition has arrived, a showdown happens with your worst enemy, your gambling habit gets the better of you and you lose all your money - you get the picture.
End with a resolution. Most autobiographies have happy endings because the person writing the story lived to tell the tale - and hopefully get it published. Even if your ending isn't cheerful, it should be deeply satisfying. You somehow accomplished your goal or won the day. Even if you lost, you came to terms with it and gained wisdom.
You could frame the entire autobiography with reflections from the present, telling your story through a series of flashbacks.
You could begin the story with a poignant moment from your childhood, go backward to tell the story of your heritage, move forward to your college years, and launch into the story of your career, with anecdotes from your childhood sprinkled in for comic relief.
Consider ending chapters on a poignant or suspenseful note, so people can't wait to start the next one.
The beginnings of chapters are a good place to take a bird's eye view of your past, describe the setting of a place, and set the tone for what's to come.
Editing the Book
You can stretch the truth about your own goals and intentions, but don't include fabricated conversations with real people, or altered versions of events that really happened. Of course, you won't remember everything perfectly, but you should reflect reality as best you can.
Get permission to use people's names or quote them if you're including content on what other people said or did. Some people don't appreciate appearing as a character in someone else's autobiography, and you should respect that by altering the way you describe them or changing their names if necessary. [6] X Research source
If several people recommend cutting a certain section, strongly consider making the cut.
Try to get opinions from people outside your circle of family and friends. People who know you might try to spare your feelings, or they might be biased - especially if they appear in the story.
Bossy Pants , by Tina Fey.
My Confession , by Leo Tolstoy.
A Long Walk to Freedom , by Nelson Mandela.
The Sound of Laughter , by Peter Kay. [7] X Research source
Publishing Your Story
If you don't want to pay for a publishing service, you can still create a nice copy of your book by taking it to a copy store and having it printed and bound.
Start the query letter with an airtight blurb succinctly describing the highlights of the book. Situate your book in the correct genre, and describe what will make it stand out from the rest. Tell the agent why you think he or she is the right person to shop your book around to publishers.
Send sample chapters to agents who show interest.
Sign a contract with an agent you trust. Make sure to read the contract carefully and check into the agent's history before signing anything.
Agents open doors and help propel your work forward. "I'll admit that it's not easy to get an agent, but becoming successful in anything requires perseverance."
Many publishers don't accept unsolicited manuscripts or queries. Make sure you only send letters to publishers that accept them.
If a publisher decides to move forward with a book deal with you, you'll need to sign a contract and set up a schedule for editing, designing, proofreading, and finally publishing the book.
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Your biography can also include a dedication, foreword, vital statistics, chronology sheets, family tree, and epilogue. Thanks Helpful 7 Not Helpful 0
If the purpose of your autobiography is to pass on your story to your heirs, consider including memorabilia (e.g. pictures, heirlooms, medals, mementos, letters, etc.) and putting your story in a scrapbook format. Of course, you may not be able to copy the memorabilia that accompanies your autobiography, so you still have to think about what you intend to do with your original work and other items, such as medals or bulky heirlooms. Thanks Helpful 7 Not Helpful 0
Make your story vivid but don't get bogged down in unimportant details. While you want your autobiography to be memorable, you don't want it to be boring. Too many details—listing everyone that was at a party or trying to include all the events of each day—will bog the story down. Thanks Helpful 6 Not Helpful 1
Be aware of what constitutes libel. If you write something defamatory or maliciously untrue about another person in an autobiography that you intend to publish, consider changing his or her name (if still living). Otherwise, you might find yourself facing a lawsuit. If you're unsure about what to change, consult a lawyer who specializes in libel. Thanks Helpful 5 Not Helpful 0
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To write an autobiography, start by making a timeline of your most important life events that you feel you could write about. Then, identify the main characters in your life story, including family members, ex-boyfriends or girlfriends, friends, and enemies. Once you have your cast of characters, pull life events from your timeline, such as a story from your childhood, a coming of age story, a love story, or a triumphant story. Write about these events and then connect them with a cohesive plot by writing in your own voice and being honest with the reader. To learn more about how to edit and publish your autobiography once it's finished, keep reading! Did this summary help you? Yes No
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In his autobiography Mein Leben Wagner recalled once playing the part of an angel.
Wagner also began to dictate his autobiography , Mein Leben, at the King's request.
He wrote in his autobiography : "I had never opened before and was a little dubious.
Harriet Jacobs wrote her autobiography while being employed as his children's nurse.
This is also the case for African-American autobiography , which has its roots in the slave narrative.
Leno published an autobiography , Dan Leno: Hys Booke, in 1899, possibly assisted by a ghostwriter, T.
O'Reilly said in his autobiography Tiger that the move played no vital part in his cricket education.
This is also the case for African American autobiography , which has its roots in the slave narrative.
At the end of the 1953 tour, he published Eyes on the Ashes, and his autobiography , It Isn't Cricket.
Angelou (1928–2014) is best known for her first autobiography , I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (1969).
In his 1978 autobiography , Watson said that he had stabbed Tate and that Atkins had never touched her.
Singin' and Swingin' opens shortly after Angelou's previous autobiography , Gather Together in My Name.
In his 1974 autobiography , Pierrepoint changed his view on capital punishment, and wrote that hanging:.
Dannatt has written an autobiography , titled Leading from the Front, published by Bantam Press in 2010.
Unfortunately, Sherwood's autobiography provides scant details of the last forty-odd years of her life.
He later wrote in his autobiography : "All he did was sit tight and take advantage of the work I put in.
Critics have classified Maus as memoir, biography, history, fiction, autobiography , or a mix of genres.
Shortly afterwards he worked with ghostwriter Terry Daum on an autobiography , Terry-Thomas Tells Tales.
During the course of his research Ottaviani found the then-unpublished autobiography of Charles Knight.
Maus proved difficult to classify to a genre, and has been called biography, fiction, autobiography , history, and memoir.
Dylan concurred in his autobiography Chronicles: "I had been in a motorcycle accident and I'd been hurt, but I recovered.
In his autobiography , Gretzky describes how at practices his father would drill him on the fundamentals of smart hockey:.
In his 2013 autobiography , Jackson stated that there was, and that Martin and some white Yankees would tell racist jokes.
As Hill explains in her autobiography , "I was awed, but not just by the know-how and hard work she'd put into her ascent.
When asked whether or not he would write an autobiography in 1896, Crane responded that he "dare not say that I am honest.
Rimsky-Korsakov's autobiography and his books on harmony and orchestration have been translated into English and published.
It marked the first time a well-known African-American woman writer had expanded her life story into a third autobiography .
The book focuses mostly on his life since the 1987 publication of his first autobiography , Metamorphosis: Stages in a Life.
Singin' and Swingin' and Gettin' Merry like Christmas is the third book of Maya Angelou's seven-volume autobiography series.
Apart from her autobiography , Bondfield contributed to a collection of essays entitled What Life Has Taught Me, in which 25 public figures pondered on the lessons of life.
According to her autobiography , her success there led to conflicts with the other actors which in turn led her to leave the engagement after six months for health reasons.
In his autobiography , Rodgers complained that only the brass section can be heard during an overture because there are never enough strings in a musical's small orchestra.
In his autobiography , Darwin said he had "gained much by my delay in publishing from about 1839, when the theory was clearly conceived, to 1859; and I lost nothing by it".
Berle's autobiography notes that in Detroit, "an investigation took place when the water levels took a drastic drop in the reservoirs on Tuesday nights between 9 and 9:05.
Autobiography's is a variation of autobiography, below you can find example sentences for autobiography's .
All of Angelou's autobiographies conform to the autobiography's standard structure: they are written by a single author, they are chronological, and they contain elements of character, technique, and theme.
Autobiography—but is a variation of autobiography, below you can find example sentences for autobiography—but .
In 1933, Goldman received permission to lecture in the United States under the condition that she speak only about drama and her autobiography—but not current political events.
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The most notable — and quotable — exchanges from the Harris-Trump debate
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump showcased starkly different visions for the country Tuesday on as they met for the first time for perhaps their only debate before November’s presidential election.
People watch the presidential debate between Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2024, at the Gipsy Las Vegas in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The first meeting between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump featured some sharp comments and memorable moments.
Here are some of the most notable — and quotable — exchanges from Tuesday night’s debate :
“You’re not running against Joe Biden. You’re running against me.”
— Harris, after Trump repeatedly criticized President Biden and his administration.
“She refused to be there because she was at a sorority party of hers.”
— Trump, referring to Harris missing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to Congress. Harris was in Indianapolis speaking to the national gathering of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, a historically Black sorority of which she is not a member.
“It’s a really interesting thing to watch. You will see, during the course of his rallies, he talks about fictional characters like Hannibal Lecter. He will talk about windmills cause cancer. And what you will also notice is that people start leaving his rallies early out of exhaustion and boredom.”
— Harris, who said she was taking the “unusual step” of inviting people to attend a Trump rally.
“They’re eating the dogs.”
— Trump, repeating a false claim his campaign has promoted that Haitian immigrants are eating pets. Trump stood by the false claims despite ABC News’ David Muir noting that city officials found no evidence of the claim.
“Talk about extreme.”
— Harris, responding to Trump’s false claim about dogs.
“I read where she was not Black ... and then I read that she was Black, and that’s OK. Either one was OK with me. That’s up to her.”
— Trump, who has questioned Harris’ racial identity. He then repeatedly said that he “does not care” how she identifies. Harris, who is Black and Indian American , called it a “tragedy” that Trump “has consistently, over the course of his career, attempted to use race to divide the American people.”
“These dictators and autocrats are rooting for you to be president again, because they’re so clear, they can manipulate you with flattery and favors.”
— Harris, who critiqued Trump for his foreign policy stances and, as she argued, his appeal to authoritarians around the world. Harris added, “And that is why so many military leaders who you have worked with have told me, you are a disgrace.”
“If she is president, I believe that Israel will not exist within two years from now.”
— Trump, who claimed that Harris “hates Israel.” He added: “I’ve been pretty good at predictions. I hope I’m wrong about that one.”
“What we know is that this war must end, it must end immediately. And the way it will end is we need a cease-fire deal and we need the hostages out.”
— Harris, speaking about the Israel-Gaza war. She reiterated she supports Israel and believes the nation has a right to defend itself.
“I’m talking now. I’m talking, please. Does that sound familiar?”
— Trump, to Harris, as she began a rebuttal to some of his remarks. It was a reference to Harris’ comment to Mike Pence, then a candidate for vice president, during a 2020 presidential debate. The moment — when Harris blunted Pence’s interruptions with “I’m speaking” — became a catchphrase among her supporters.
“The government, and Donald Trump, certainly should not be telling a woman what to do with her body.”
— Harris, who pledged to support reproductive rights and contrasted her position with Trump.
“No, I don’t acknowledge that all, that was said sarcastically.”
— Trump, standing by his false claims that the 2020 election was stolen from him when asked directly whether some of his recent remarks indicated that he now acknowledged his 2020 election loss to Biden.
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The word scalable has appeared in 31 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year, including on Aug. 14 in “ Meet a Family That’s Betting the Farm on a Wild Idea. Literally ” by Cara Buckley:
Transfarmation awarded the Faaborgs a $15,000 grant for a pilot project cultivating reishi, lion’s mane and oyster mushrooms inside tents in one of the farm’s outbuildings. It provided another $200,000 toward redesigning and converting one of the Faaborgs’ hog barns, Mr. Whitley said. Mr. Whitley said that of the hundreds of farmers that have reached out, his team was working with 12 farms, seven of which have successfully transitioned out of factory farming, including the Faaborgs. Most of the farmers it has helped raised hogs or chickens on an industrial level using the same style of animal confinement. That uniformity enables the nonprofit group to offer blueprints for repurposing animal barns, Mr. Whitley said. “We try to bring a systemization to it so it’s scalable ,” he said.
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Bob Odenkirk had written about it in his autobiography and talked about it on a show as the funniest sketch that never aired. — Jenelle Riley, Variety, 19 Dec. 2023. Liz was very intrigued by this part of my autobiography where my mother goes to college with me. — Madison Feller, ELLE, 8 Apr. 2023.
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Sentence Examples. As you would expect from a historian of Molony's distinction, his autobiography is written chastely, elegantly, self-critically and charitably. While going through such varied sources, it is a great joy when one finds an autobiography or a biography or an unpublished piece of writing. This autobiography will appeal most to ...
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Use Correct Punctuation: Place the title of the autobiography in italics or quotes, following the appropriate punctuation rules. Proper Grammar: Ensure that your sentence is grammatically correct and clearly conveys the intended meaning. Example: In her autobiography, "Becoming," Michelle Obama shares her journey from a young girl in ...
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The rugby union star has vowed to address all the claims surrounding his personal life in his autobiography, due out in September. She is in talks for a 5million fee to write her autobiography, something she always said she would only do at the end of her career. The third requirement was for a detailed autobiography.
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The meaning of AUTOBIOGRAPHY is the biography of a person narrated by that person : a usually written account of a person's life in their own words. How to use autobiography in a sentence.
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Definition of Autobiography. the story of an individual's life written by that individual. Examples of Autobiography in a sentence. To learn about the deceased celebrity, you should read the autobiography he wrote about his life. It was interesting to listen to the actress share a memory she had included in her autobiography.
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autobiography example sentences. autobiography. 1. Title of David Horowitz"s autobiography, in which he shows that a. 2. She laughed at the autobiography he had concocted for Kazowskis, and repeated her amazement at his ability to construct plausible stories on short notice. 3. in his autobiography, that initially, when sex energy is retained, the.
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY definition: 1. a book about a person's life, written by that person: 2. the area of literature relating to…. Learn more.
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The term fictional autobiography (or pseudoautobiography) refers to novels that employ first-person narrators who recount the events of their lives as if they actually happened. Well-known examples include David Copperfield (1850) by Charles Dickens and Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye (1951). Some critics believe that all autobiographies are ...
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Examples of 'autobiography' in a sentence . autobiography. ... Collocations are words that are often used together and are brilliant at providing natural sounding language for your speech and writing. February 13, 2020 Read more Study guides for every stage of your learning journey.
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The word autobiography literally means SELF (auto), LIFE (bio), WRITING (graph). Or, in other words, an autobiography is the story of someone's life written or otherwise told by that person. When writing your autobiography, find out what makes your family or your experience unique and build a narrative around that.
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3. Pull out the best stories. The story of your entire life would start to get pretty long-winded, so you'll have to make some decisions about what anecdotes you're going to include. Begin drafting your manuscript by writing out the main stories that will be woven together to create a picture of your life.
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Autobiography Definition, Examples, and Writing Guide. Written by MasterClass. Last updated: Aug 26, 2022 • 6 min read. As a firsthand account of the author's own life, an autobiography offers readers an unmatched level of intimacy. Learn how to write your first autobiography with examples from MasterClass instructors.
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The meaning of AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL is of, relating to, or being an autobiography. How to use autobiographical in a sentence. of, relating to, or being an autobiography; in the style of or based on an autobiography… See the full definition ... 9 Aug. 2024 See all Example Sentences for autobiographical .
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Kurakin was one of the best-educated Russians of his day, and his autobiography, carried down to 1709, is an historical document of the first importance. 2. 1. Jehangir tells us in his autobiography that before his father Akbar built the present fort, the town was defended by a citadel of great antiquity. 2.
Bob Odenkirk had written about it in his autobiography and talked about it on a show as the funniest sketch that never aired. — Jenelle Riley, Variety, 19 Dec. 2023. Liz was very intrigued by this part of my autobiography where my mother goes to college with me. — Madison Feller, ELLE, 8 Apr. 2023.
Examples of AUTOBIOGRAPHY in a sentence, how to use it. 98 examples: Critics often applaud rock autobiographies that go at least partially ' against…
Sentence Examples. As you would expect from a historian of Molony's distinction, his autobiography is written chastely, elegantly, self-critically and charitably. While going through such varied sources, it is a great joy when one finds an autobiography or a biography or an unpublished piece of writing. This autobiography will appeal most to ...
Use Correct Punctuation: Place the title of the autobiography in italics or quotes, following the appropriate punctuation rules. Proper Grammar: Ensure that your sentence is grammatically correct and clearly conveys the intended meaning. Example: In her autobiography, "Becoming," Michelle Obama shares her journey from a young girl in ...
The rugby union star has vowed to address all the claims surrounding his personal life in his autobiography, due out in September. She is in talks for a 5million fee to write her autobiography, something she always said she would only do at the end of her career. The third requirement was for a detailed autobiography.
The meaning of AUTOBIOGRAPHY is the biography of a person narrated by that person : a usually written account of a person's life in their own words. How to use autobiography in a sentence.
Definition of Autobiography. the story of an individual's life written by that individual. Examples of Autobiography in a sentence. To learn about the deceased celebrity, you should read the autobiography he wrote about his life. It was interesting to listen to the actress share a memory she had included in her autobiography.
autobiography example sentences. autobiography. 1. Title of David Horowitz"s autobiography, in which he shows that a. 2. She laughed at the autobiography he had concocted for Kazowskis, and repeated her amazement at his ability to construct plausible stories on short notice. 3. in his autobiography, that initially, when sex energy is retained, the.
The Word "Autobiography" in Example Sentences. English Sentences Focusing on Words and Their Word Families The Word "Autobiography" in Example Sentences Each page has up to 50 sentences. Sentences with audio are listed first. (Total: 6)
AUTOBIOGRAPHY definition: 1. a book about a person's life, written by that person: 2. the area of literature relating to…. Learn more.
Autobiography definition: a history of a person's life written or told by that person.. See examples of AUTOBIOGRAPHY used in a sentence.
134+3 sentence examples: 1. In her autobiography she occasionally refers to her unhappy schooldays. 2. She has just written her autobiography. 3. The novel is a thinly disguised autobiography. 4. They published an extract from his autobiography. 5. H
The term fictional autobiography (or pseudoautobiography) refers to novels that employ first-person narrators who recount the events of their lives as if they actually happened. Well-known examples include David Copperfield (1850) by Charles Dickens and Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye (1951). Some critics believe that all autobiographies are ...
Definition of autobiography noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Examples of 'autobiography' in a sentence . autobiography. ... Collocations are words that are often used together and are brilliant at providing natural sounding language for your speech and writing. February 13, 2020 Read more Study guides for every stage of your learning journey.
The word autobiography literally means SELF (auto), LIFE (bio), WRITING (graph). Or, in other words, an autobiography is the story of someone's life written or otherwise told by that person. When writing your autobiography, find out what makes your family or your experience unique and build a narrative around that.
3. Pull out the best stories. The story of your entire life would start to get pretty long-winded, so you'll have to make some decisions about what anecdotes you're going to include. Begin drafting your manuscript by writing out the main stories that will be woven together to create a picture of your life.
Autobiography Definition, Examples, and Writing Guide. Written by MasterClass. Last updated: Aug 26, 2022 • 6 min read. As a firsthand account of the author's own life, an autobiography offers readers an unmatched level of intimacy. Learn how to write your first autobiography with examples from MasterClass instructors.
The meaning of AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL is of, relating to, or being an autobiography. How to use autobiographical in a sentence. of, relating to, or being an autobiography; in the style of or based on an autobiography… See the full definition ... 9 Aug. 2024 See all Example Sentences for autobiographical .
AUTOBIOGRAPHY definition: a book written by someone about their own life. Learn more.
Learn how to use "autobiographical" in a sentence with 41 example sentences on YourDictionary. Dictionary Thesaurus Sentences ... but his principal literary achievements were editions, between 1868 and 1888, of Franklin's autobiography and autobiographical writings, copiously annotated; and of the complete works of Franklin, in ...
Here below you will find several sentences that illustrate how to use the word autobiography in a sentence. In his autobiography, he wrote:. In her autobiography, she wrote:. In her autobiography, Goldman wrote:. He later wrote in his autobiography:. In his autobiography, Du Bois wrote:. In his 1883 autobiography, Gilbert wrote:.
— Trump, who has questioned Harris' racial identity. He then repeatedly said that he "does not care" how she identifies. Harris, who is Black and Indian American, called it a "tragedy" that Trump "has consistently, over the course of his career, attempted to use race to divide the American people."
Based on the definition and example provided, write a sentence using today's Word of the Day and share it as a comment on this article. It is most important that your sentence makes sense and ...
Based on the definition and example provided, write a sentence using today's Word of the Day and share it as a comment on this article. It is most important that your sentence makes sense and ...
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