Use of anecdote in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include anecdote at the start of sentence, anecdote at the end of sentence and anecdote in the middle of sentence
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anecdote at the end of sentence
- The book is a rich store of anecdote.
- He departed from the text to tell an anecdote.
- She departed from the text to tell an anecdote.
- As they so often did, the brothers began with a telling anecdote.
- But this study, from psychologists in Durham, is demography not anecdote.
- She exemplified each of the points she was making with an amusing anecdote.
anecdote in the middle of sentence
- This research is based on anecdote not fact.
- They loved a bon mot or anecdote but despised gossip.
- But Derek had thought of another anecdote, changing the subject at once.
- Much of our evidence about outputs will be based on anecdote and hearsay.
- Then she told an anecdote that would turn out to have prophetic resonance.
- Anyone in my hometown could offer the same anecdote from their family tree.
- The most revealing anecdote that I can tell you about that is from Coventry.
- That anecdote, told in Beatrice Hastings' New Age column, seems true to life.
- An anecdote could be cited as a means of setting the tone of area of concern.
- However, recent research has shown that this particular anecdote is unsubstantiated.
- He replied that this was one anecdote of Surkov's which had seemed to carry conviction.
- She told the anecdote with a glint of relish in her eye, revelling in their embarrassment.
- Consistent testing Implicit in the anecdote about the sore head was the need to test the utterance.
- And each clipping prompts an anecdote, often about softball, bowling and football teammates long gone.
- They are sure to find something ambivalent about your sexuality and an unflattering anecdote about a nun.
- But now I shall leave you with one final anecdote which impinges on both issues of morale and moral fibre.
- Our most instructive anecdote for this is Gregory's account of the new taxes instituted by Chilperic in 579.
- Indeed, they could have been Hal and his rascally crew. There is no shortage of anecdote or incident at Oxford.
- Even a slight anecdote of her as a sixteen-year-old girl guide being seduced in a tent by a boy scout is illustrated.
- His writing is a joy, combining the telling quote from finance megastars with anecdote to illustrate a substantial point.
- The bumbling nature of armoured animals is neatly summed up by an anecdote concerning a family of three-banded armadillos.
- Spanning several generations of schools and styles, her own recollections are a fascinating mix of knowledgeable anecdote and scurrilous gossip.
- Within New Historical writing the anecdote which symbolically reveals some important facet of Renaissance culture is a familiar critical practice.
