Examples of using Biographers in English and their translations into Russian
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copycats and biographers.
although contemporary biographers(tezkire writers) do not mention it.
The combination of illnesses from which Diana herself said that she suffered resulted in some of her biographers opining that she had borderline personality disorder.
Mostly unconcerned about appearance and manners, biographers suggest she focused on her studies.
It is unclear if the couple was ever officially engaged but most biographers agree that they came to an"understanding" by late September.
Coward had a 19-year friendship with Prince George, Duke of Kent, but biographers differ on whether it was platonic.
His parsimony, for example, may have opened him to ridicule, but his biographers observe that parsimony is preferable to extravagance.
writers, biographers, memoirists, and literary historians.
was it discussed by his acquaintances or biographers.
her prejudiced recollections persuaded many early biographers that Anne was"a weak,
Midnight Cowboy followed in 1969; later Hoffman would tell biographers that the only reason he accepted the role instead of going back to Broadway
Among Beatles biographers, Bob Spitz says they left Rishikesh on 24 March,
It is narrated by biographers that he went to his house for an interview
novelists, biographers, and artists.
the most famous of the biographers.
Most historians, such as one of Roosevelt's many biographers Howard K. Beale have summarized that the corollary was influenced by Roosevelt's personal beliefs as well as his connections to foreign bondholders.
One of Edward's biographers, Seymour Phillips,
all of my life, Sri Aurobindo wrote to one of his biographers, it has not been on the surface for men to see.285 What makes it difficult to speak of this power is that we have a wrong notion of power.
Marek, the composer's biographer, called it"Piano Concerto's Till Eulenspiegel.
Ash's biographer.