Meanings of autobiographical sketch in English

The idea is that it almost becomes an autobiographical sketch of you?

Sharlee had listened to this autobiographical sketch with close and sympathetic attention.

From an autobiographical sketch sent to Dr. Moore.

It is certainly the briefest, and perhaps the wittiest and most truthful autobiographical sketch in the language.

At that time he was under the Emersonian spell of which he speaks in his autobiographical sketch.

The New Yorker, November 17, 1980 P. 51 Parody of an autobiographical sketch.

What good to mankind has ever flowed from the confessions of Rousseau, or the autobiographical sketch of Hume?

Gives autobiographical sketch (pp.

He himself wrote an autobiographical sketch which has been amplified by his son Francis Darwin, and supplemented with numerous extracts from his correspondence.

Thus he concludes an autobiographical sketch with the words: I offer up to Almighty God all eulogiums, for to Him alone do I owe them.

In regard to his first conception of this idea, his autobiographical sketch, "Ecce Homo", written in the autumn of 1888, contains the following passage:-

Wrote Autobiographical Sketch ("Life and Letters", Vol.

Wrote his Autobiographical Sketch.