Sentence examples for Very anecdotal from inspiring English sources
The report is very "anecdotal," he said.
Is there a survey that could prove this very anecdotal evidence true in the UK?
This is what they said, "waved our hand at the screen and elicited a very big response from the previously unresponsive neuron". So that's very anecdotal, but it gives you a sense of what the field was doing.
'The evidence is that women are not more risk-averse, but they are more risk-aware.') Perhaps all this sounds very anecdotal, and a little over-sensitive - even paranoid - on my part.
Like other writers before him -- most recently Edward Chancellor, in his very anecdotal "Devil Take the Hindmost: A History of Financial Speculation" (1999) -- Shiller notes that the behavior of today is a replica of that in previous booms, even including the popular notion that a price drop is a buying opportunity, a rationalization also touted in 1929.
On construction, the ONS said: "There is very little anecdotal evidence at present to suggest that the referendum has had an impact on output.
I don't know, but I've heard some very grisly anecdotal accounts from people who were embedded about how many noncombatants were killed by the units they were with, very little of which has gotten into the press.
Before you start to talk, pause, take a sip of water, look around the audience, smile and say thank you, then share a very short anecdotal story – these will buy you time to settle your nerves.
The ONS said its latest figures included a short period after the 23 June referendum, but noted that there was "very little anecdotal evidence at present to suggest that the referendum has had an impact on output".
Yes, Wortham is absolutely making some very interesting anecdotal points, but her piece suffers in my eyes from trying to transform those points into a Big Idea.
