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Meanings of biographer in English
Usage of biographer in English
1
I am therefore, of course, as John affirmed, a very incompetent biographer.
2
The difficulties of the biographer are, however, different in the two cases.
3
The official biographer reproduces the public life, the revealing memoir the other.
4
But the biographer vastly understated the true nature of the Crosby-McGurn liaison.
5
But, as writes the venerable biographer, it was salutary in the end.
6
Phil Kilroy, her authorised biographer, had direct access to her personal writings.
7
The biographer conjectures that he spent this interval with Harriet in Bath.
8
The danger of the hero-worshipping biographer is only too familiar to us.
9
He was the biographer of Sir Thomas More, and died in 1577.
10
The couple, Diana biographer Tina Brown has written, discussed marriage and children.
11
I was, I could tell Miss Winter, the wrong kind of biographer.
12
Referring to the homeward voyage from Europe, in 1832, his biographer says:
13
To use the narrative of M. de Loménie, the biographer of Beaumarchais:-
14
We talk about his career and legacy with his biographer Matt Elliott.
15
The first biographer of George Washington was the Reverend Mason L. Weems.
16
It is the works that matter and that survive the biographer's inquisitiveness.
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Biographer through the time
Biographer across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common