biographically

• “Not only biographically -- Bush grew up privileged, Perry grew up poor -- but also in terms of some policies.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Closer Look at Rick Perry's Record as Governor

• “JC: Everyone one of them are emotionally true but biographically ambiguous.”

  The Huffington Post: Mike Ragogna: Return To Return To Forever: Chatting With Chick Corea and Stanley Clarke, Plus John Common and Author Dr. Tony Youn

• “MT: You mostly seem to read Donne's poems biographically.”

  The Biographical Fallacy

• “In Favor of Thinking wonders why her students seem so intent on reading literature biographically:”

  Literary Study

• “But Donne always wore masks and played with the persona of the "I": are you, as a biographer, in danger of a biographically reductive reading of Donne's art?”

  The Biographical Fallacy

• “Maybe it's because I'm an interviewer, and what I do is try to - in speaking biographically to someone, understand what created their sensibility.”

  NPR: Billy Collins: A Poet's Affection For Emily Dickinson

• “One biographically intriguing fact about Bell is that he got his first music lessons when he was a four-year-old in Bloomington, Indiana.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Fiddler in the Subway

• “Almost every self-respecting teacher wishes to write autobiographically or biographically at some stage of his or her life -- but with no knowledge of how to do so, beyond self-help books such as my little How to Do Biography: A Primer, which Harvard University Press published in 2008.”

  The Huffington Post: Nigel Hamilton: On Biography

• “Read biographically, Town & Country is a cautionary tale wrapped in the trappings of a bedroom farce.”

  Simon & Schuster: STAR

• “Even on the left, the bacchanalian, yippie, gonzo journalism engaging musings on sex and drugs at times seem to confront a renewed Puritanism -- biographically, my writing on the subjects is mostly limited to blogs.”

  Daniel Denvir: I, Pot Smoker

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