Autobiographical in a sentence

Autobiographical elements An original illustration by Phiz from the novel "David Copperfield", widely regarded as Dickens's most autobiographical work Authors frequently draw their portraits of characters from people they have known in real life.

He frequently used autobiographical or semi-autobiographical details.

After Dessner made his exit, and after Swift moved over to piano, she went to much greater lengths to offer lyrical context for the second surprise song, “Mine” — if only to emphasize that that song is not, in fact, autobiographical.

All signs point to Yees in Lauren Yee's semi-autobiographical magical realist dramedy (★★★☆☆), making its D.C. premiere with Jennifer Chang's lively production at Signature.

An autobiographical text written by Sakharika Chakraborty.

A renowned animated drama film based on director 's eponymous autobiographical novel, tells her life story set against pre- and post-revolutionary Iran (before heading to Europe).

Famed French filmmaker Louis Malle wrote, directed, and produced this autobiographical film about his childhood in Nazi-occupied France.

Hansen-Løve’s run of semi-autobiographical work is the nearest thing modern cinema has to a great ongoing novel.

In 2002 Birkin was diagnosed with leukaemia, but by 2006 she had made her directorial debut with the autobiographical family drama Boxes, which she also wrote and starred in, along with Chaplin, Piccoli, John Hurt and her daughter Lou.

In his autobiographical manifesto "Mein Kampf," that in the past great cultures died out due to "blood poisoning," and he said that Jews in Europe were primarily responsible for such "poisoning" in Germany.

In Marjane Satrapi’s gorgeous autobiographical animation (2007), it’s Europe that provides refuge from the strains and insecurities of growing up amid the Iranian Revolution, but it’s not a one-way narrative.

In the episode dedicated to in the Netflix docu-series, The Movies That Made Us cited his screenplay as semi-autobiographical.

It feels as if Achiampong is too modest to be more autobiographical, or can’t decide the balance between the personal and the political.

It’s a little bit autobiographical, written with our relationship in mind, how we interact with each other.

Like "Girl, Interrupted," "It's Kind of a Funny Story" takes place in a psychiatric hospital and is based on a book (in this case, Ned Vizzini's vaguely autobiographical YA novel).

Michelle, who this year played a character loosely based on Steven Spielberg's mother in his semi-autobiographical feature The Fabelmans, slid her petite frame into a swank little cocktail dress.

Peacock’s ‘Bupkis,’ the semi-autobiographical show about Pete Davidson, has been a hit.

Some of his books built more mazes, like Edna's autobiographical My Gorgeous Life and Humphries' account of his megastar, Handling Edna: The Unauthorised Biography.

Spam Valley is a hilarious, autobiographical monologue exploring what happens when a working-class upbringing gives way to a middle-class career path.

Spielberg, whose semi-autobiographical film is a favourite to win best drama, is among the A-listers expected to attend, while Eddie Murphy will receive a career achievement award and comedian Jerrod Carmichael hosts the proceedings.