Sentence examples for anecdotal remarks from inspiring English sources
"I just love the way you get these anecdotal remarks".
Anecdotal remarks suggest that incisions in oral soft tissue would be less painful if performed with laser rather than with scalpel, but such an argument remains to be scientifically validated.
We thus make a few anecdotal remarks.
Others cited anecdotal remarks made by customers as evidence that standardised packaging would not work: "Because I've spoken to Aussies as well, 'cos we get a wide range of customers in our shop tourists and they say they have plain packaging in Australia.
There appears to be no obvious increase in acute coronary heart disease events associated with Ramadan (Temizhan et al, 1999), although there is one anecdotal remark from Sudan pointing to a noticeable increase of angina pectoris during Ramadan (Gumaa et al, 1978).
Anecdotal evidence, but remarkable, nevertheless.
The report includes selective anecdotal material, including, the dissent notes, a police sergeant's remark that recruitment and hiring "is already prostituted and it's already corrupted".
That confidence is based on two things: my anecdotal, but wide-ranging, analysis of what and how people remark on content from this section, and the surveys carried out by Technorati – which provides the Guardian with the feedback data that appears on our web pages.
(New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof defends the good clergy here and here.) And, certainly, in the pews there are legions of the faithful who are appalled and pained by the abuse crisis, to judge from the anecdotal evidence of polls, church study groups, letters to the editor, and remarks of friends and acquaintances.
Anecdotal evidence bodes ill.
