Meanings of own memoirs in English

Over the decades, Gilbertus had pondered recording his own memoirs for posterity.

In 1997 Bond wrote his own memoirs, Bears and Forbears, definitely not sexless.

I think I like d'Artagnan in his own memoirs best.

At length, in 1793, she published her own memoirs.

He wrote his own memoirs after returning from America.

But Worsley, in his own memoirs of the expedition, gave credit for the voyage to Shackleton.

In writing his own memoirs, a man will not tell all that he knows about himself.

Why don't you write your own memoirs?

Here's what happened: Apparently, after sharing so many stories with me, Perkins had decided to write his own memoirs.

For one not noted for his modesty it is surprising this career is hardly mentioned in his own memoirs.

Certain pages seemed to me fragments of my own memoirs, supposing I had the talent to write them in such a way!

I have since found the scene mentioned in Mademoiselle's own memoirs, but she did not see a quarter of the humour of it.

His beloved fan base can now look forward to learning more about the musical genius via his own memoirs, to be released this fall.

Her own Memoirs remind one of the "Confessions of Saint Augustine," and of the "Imitation of Christ," by Thomas à Kempis.

The character of Alfieri may be best appreciated from the portrait which he has drawn of himself in his own Memoirs of his Life.

We shall, of course, make very sparing use indeed of his own Memoirs; and never without distrust, except where they are confirmed by other evidence.