There's the common anecdote of turning a nightmare about falling into a heroic story about flying through the skies, but regularly controlling your dreams in all their logic-less glory has always been a mere pipe dream.
Studios doing what they please with scripts is a common Hollywood anecdote, and that realization convinced Craig to try to direct the next project herself.
More recent findings also tentatively suggest that both the rider's and horse's personality affect the level of cooperation between the two [ 45] thus supporting the common anecdote that some horses suit some riders.
However, the anthropological research as well as many common anecdotes indicates there are hazards associated with the practice.
499 BCE - 400 BCE Metrocles, (born 4th century bc) Cynic philosopher and the first philosopher known to have made a collection of instructive anecdotes and sayings, a common form of literary activity among later moralists.
Metrocles, (born 4th century bc) Cynic philosopher and the first philosopher known to have made a collection of instructive anecdotes and sayings, a common form of literary activity among later moralists.
More than anyone else associated with this magazine, Ross has suffered from a common failing of New Yorker historiography--to reduce everyone, and every event, to colorful anecdotes.
Every producer I spoke to related this incredible anecdote, to the point where "I assume you've heard the Aretha story" became a common refrain.
