Sentence examples for anecdote spread from inspiring English sources
This skim of experience and anecdote, spread over an impossibly wide geographic area, can never evoke in more than broad strokes.
The craziest part of the story is that the anonymous Obama administration flack that spread this anecdote believes that we should support Geithner because his fellow members of the Bush Wrecking Crew empathize with him because they, too, have been criticized for wrecking the economy.
Yet a spread of anecdotes, followed by civil liberties groups like the Southern Poverty Law Center and the ACLU, point to a trend now firmly established in US so-called justice.
A March 28 Denver Post article included a misleading anecdote that unfortunately has now spread to the Washington Post, demonstrating how misleading information spreads through the news media.
In one telling anecdote, a mother, Ellen Schweber, recalls the furor that spread across a parking lot back in 1978, on a going-to-camp day, when her daughter ran weeping from the bus.
Indeed, Sharansky's "Case for Democracy," in which he tells the Kissinger anecdote, supposedly helped inspire George W. Bush to pursue a policy of democracy promotion, spreading those American virtues around the globe.
The anecdote in Dunham's book is also quite tame, once one sweeps aside Dunham's visceral language about "carefully spread open" vaginas.
This goes beyond anecdote.
An anecdote explains why.
