Biographer in a sentence

Andrew Morton, biographer of Diana, Princess of Wales, holding his book Diana: Her True Story in 1997.

Arrian, the most famous biographer of Alexander the Great, was a soldier, statesman, philosopher, and author.

Biographer Walter Isaacson wrote that Kissinger sputtered with rage after Nixon, in his 1977 interviews with David Frost, played down Kissinger’s role.

Biographer who inspired "Oppenheimer" backs bill banning use of AI in nuclear launchestheweek.

But Zelda was never his collaborator,” Matthew J Bruccoli, Scott’s biographer, levelled at the “Zelda partisans” in the early 1980s.

Chad Morgan with his biographer, Anna Rose.

His biographer Thomas Sijtsma confirmed the information early on Sunday.

In 2015, the former top Army general pleaded guilty to sharing classified materials with his biographer and former mistress.

In actual fact, the complexities of Heine’s politics present, as his biographer J.L. Sammons put it, “a rather knotty problem of interpretation”.

IUN’s Pekarek also tracked down Eubanks’ biographer, Archie Koritz, who graduated from Valparaiso Law School in 1928.

One biographer described it as 'unhappy', explaining: 'His father's lifestyle was that of a dilettante while his mother was religious, straitlaced, and energetic.

Roberts, Feinstein’s biographer, calls her leadership during that terrible time her “greatest legacy” in San Francisco.

The biographer seems to think it’ll be more of an excuse for Harry to skip the ceremony than anything else.

The biographer tells how at 4.12pm on the Thursday, Musk received confirmation his money had bene transferred and closed the deal.

The daily newspaper Le Figaro said the film could be renamed “Barbie and Ken Under the Empire,” while Napoleon biographer Patrice Gueniffey told Le Point magazine that Scott made a “very anti-French and very pro-British” rewrite of history.

According to Muhammad bin Ishaq (may God grant him mercy), the famous Prophetic biographer, Hannah could not have children, but one day she saw a bird feeding its chick and she asked God the Sublime & Exalted for a child.

According to royal biographer Andrew Lownie, who recently dubbed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle '''', there will also be ''more royal transparency and more accountability''.

According to royal expert and biographer Ingrid Seward, Harry only grew closer to William following their mother's death in 1997.

And while art critic and Warhol biographer Blake Gopnikdissection of the misattribution is fascinating, the reason everyone keeps on associating the concept of fifteen minutes of fame with the Pop Art pioneer is obvious.

As one biographer so rightly pointed out, 'he never toyed with his food'.