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(121) Keynes would have interpreted this as an extreme outbreak of liquidity-preference, says Paul Davidson, whose biography of the master has just been republished with a new afterword.

(122) Playwriting take it from me is a walk on the beach compared to biography.

(123) Boswell 's biography says painter William Hogarth thought Johnson was an "idiot" until the writer spoke to reveal his eloquence.

(124) A: Yes, but I prefer non-fiction, like self - help books or biography.

(125) Recently, he completed his rigorous and evenhanded biography, "Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention" (Viking; $30), but, in an echo of his subject's fate, he died on the eve of publication.

(126) Multivariate design language pattern and many dimensions of artistic form construction make the biography matchmaker artistic form more perfect and full-grown.

(127) He saved his carfares and went without lunch until he had enough money to buy an encyclopedia of American biography - and then he did an unheard-of thing.

(128) Be sure to keep the conversation two-sided, and keep some mystery alive by not jamming your biography into an hour-long dinner.

(129) This stereotypical biography did not help her any more at the rabbinate than the line on her birth certificate listing her nationality as Jewish.

(130) And, as every biography of Marx makes clear, he was an anti-Semite .

(131) What’s more, she read some of them, from Proust to Dostoyevsky to Freud to Carl Sandburg’s six-volume biography of Lincoln (given to her by husband Arthur Miller), collecting a library of 400 books.

(132) In his biography, he describes the highs and lows of his singing career.

(133) While Madame Hecquet was printing her biography of Memmie, Jean-Jacques Rousseau published his seminal work, Discourse On The Origins of Inequality.

(134) He could be a hater—anyone who failed to perceive the genius of his hero Aneurin Bevan, whose biography he wrote, had best look out—but he was incapable of sustained malevolence.

(135) Scholar-bureaucrat families, several years already, either be taught, person or to "ritual", The biography, junior do not break "poem", "theory".

(136) Father and Son, as a prelude of the English new biography, has ushered in the wave of patricide into modernist literature.

(137) The research object of this article is Piano Concerto in A Minor by Grieg, and the purpose of it is to introduce the author's biography, his works and main contents about some works.

(138) This essay gives a brief account of the influences of enviromental factors on aristogenesis including chemistry, physics, biography, living style, Medicine, nutrition, food and social psychology.

(139) "Each month includes a biography of the woman featured that month, as well as a significant date in technology history, " Bernhardt said.

(139) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

(140) As a result, the biography by Strachey was full of imagination and fabled space and became "biographical novel" instead of the appendage of history.

(141) Snow was an accomplished author as well, having published a biography of Anthony Trollope as well as several novels, including a whodunit.

(142) This is another very interesting part of the biography that is missing from the first print run.

(143) When this suggestion first surfaced, in a tendentious 1991 biography by Bruce Perry, the criticism was huge, but Marable insists that the evidence is now more compelling.

(144) Each character is given a home instance, personalized to their biography choices, located in their racial capital - Hoelbrak for the norn, the Grove for the sylvari, and so forth.

(145) Mizener, Arthur. The Saddest Story: A Biography of Ford Madox Ford. New York: World Pub. Co. 1971.

(146) The biography by former Time magazine Managing Editor Issacson includes two years' worth of interviews with Jobs and his family members and colleagues, and is now set to be released October 24.

(147) Besides, inspired by the writer"s biography, we can easily find logic reasons for appearance of the image of madwoman."

(148) The Chan sect of China has called itself"Supplementary Biography of Buddhism", but its MuniuYus not only come from Mahayana, but also have a bearing on Hinayana.

(149) Creativity research follows two threads — lognitudinal and transverse, and five approaches are used— experimentation, psychometry, biography, computer model and cross culture.

(150) Finally I have published a book, my very own biography!