How to pronounce“biographies”in English

Biographies of mathematicians are often good.

Biographies are so weird because you feel like you're going to be vastly underwhelming now.

biographies of her, a lot of biographies of her family.

biographies of them I am a relatively uh I make plans I'm a relatively disciplined writer who composes the whole book before beginning

those biographies of Steve Jobs, or the Woz, or all of these other so-called leaders of Silicon Valley.

Because biographies, what I have found-- and this actually reinforced some of the literature that I've found-- it's important to tell family stories.

And biographies tell you, people are more complex-- that Bob Noyce is totally different from Steve Jobs.

journalism biographies uh a novel uh you know since right around the uh

She wrote two biographies, one on Milton Friedman and the other on Ayn Rand, both of which I highly recommend.

You have written two biographies, one on Milton Friedman and one on Ayn Rand.

Under the Biographies button, there's 200 oral histories I took down about 10 years ago.

If you read biographies of Gates, he was an enfant terrible of the tech industry.

They're corporate biographies.

sort of extensive biographies.

They have really impressive biographies, so forgive me for looking at my paper at the same time.

and the Buffet biographies-- for the folks in your audience here, as well as on YouTube.

of good biographies of Edison um there is no no kind of big scholarly biography

But I love biographies.

the first couple of biographies on Warren Buffett had come out.

I've written biographies a lot-- Steve Jobs, Einstein, Franklin-- and those of us who write biographies kind of know in the back of our minds

And one of the biographies I encountered was that of Katharine Graham, who is the publisher of the Washington Post.

And you have biographies and histories and science text and non fiction and Nobel Prize winning literature.

But if they're biographies, they're not celebrities or politicians.

so reading biographies of them, and then my favorite part of the historical research is um, learning about how they lived their lives day-to-day.

change from you know biographies and mysteries and fiction to Christian Christian books christian apologetics

read their biographies multiple biographies on both for some reason I I

read their biographies multiple biographies on both for some reason I I

He's ruined a bunch of presidential biographies and in the opening of his W biography, he's like, there's just no question this is a single worst foreign policy mistake

And there are a few biographies and such that had been written in the '50s.

is-- in all the Van Morrison biographies, his time in Cambridge is like a page, half page, two pages.

So often you hear about biographies in that format-- and I think that was even the case with Isaacson and Jobs where there was kind of a tension or debate in it,

There hadn't really been many biographies written about him, at least in the previous few decades.

And I've read the biographies of Steve Jobs, and I've seen all that stuff.

Or did you always love biographies, or historical, or fiction, or escapist fantasy, or whatever?

will continue doing I have written biographies of uh the first book I wrote was on official biography of Eko and the

I love autobiographies, biographies.

And I started going through business books and biographies and self-help books.

And so I've got hundreds and hundreds of biographies that students have written and that I have investigated, and in this book,

And that meant that I bought all of these biographies of the rock-- the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan-- some of the other musicians that I was into

And as I listened to the resumes and biographies of the people around me, I felt very out of place.

We've been in this golden era of great biographies about the people around Jefferson-- Washington, Hamilton, Adams.

I don't think that's that unusual with biographies.

one day later on seems inevitable because when you read their biographies; there is no earthy reason the United States of America should have ever come into being.

And David has put together here one of the most comprehensive biographies and stories of the rise of how this historic election happened by really drawing on hundreds of

but that are impossible to eliminate uh sometimes from our own biographies so with those thoughts out there I'd love

know, our biographies uh happened uh one

There's just so many stories and so much more-- so many more biographies to dig through and come up with.

To prepare for that, he reads the 400 biographies of history's greatest men.

And I remember, I read two biographies of Bobby Fischer.