biographer

The biographer's account of the poet's life was surprisingly self-referential.

The biographer researched the subject's life extensively before writing the biography.

The biographer interviewed friends and family members to gather information.

She is a renowned biographer known for her detailed and insightful writing style.

The biographer focused on uncovering the truth behind the subject's mysterious disappearance.

Writing a biography requires the biographer to have a deep understanding of the subject's life.

The biographer delved into the subject's childhood to understand their motivations as an adult.

The biographer's portrayal of the subject was both honest and empathetic.

Many biographers use a combination of interviews, research, and personal observations to craft their biographies.

The biographer was praised for capturing the essence of the subject's personality in their writing.

And even biographers specialise in exposing feet of clay.

Modern biographers do not invent such stories.

It's no secret that he sees this potentially as a Churchillian moment. He's a biographer of Churchill.

He suffered, in the words of one of his few biographers, from shyness to a degree bordering on disease.

Mr. Bush's biographer Jon Meacham called George H. W. Bush the last great soldier-statesmen.

For biographers like me who seek treasure in archives, those are the most precious finds.

I'm not a biographer of Oppenheimer, so I'm not like, in love with Oppenheimer.

This long record of public service earns the admiration of William Silber, his new biographer.

However, according to her biographer Andrew Morton, this relationship also never evolved into a sexual one.

Robert Lacey, a historian and biographer of Queen Elizabeth, told The Guardian this might be an issue.