Sentence examples for anecdotes described from inspiring English sources

One of his many amusing anecdotes described his childhood identification with "The Wizard of Oz".

One of his best anecdotes describes a night at Chasen's, when "Bad Johnny" was in the house and tried to attack another late-night talk show host.

Anecdotes describing violence, including domestic, physical and sexual violence, were relatively commonplace.

[MM 01] Anecdotes describing greater self-determination for women in the community as a direct consequence of CRHP's interventions were frequently described.

The response to Hurricane Katrina did not involve mass dispensing from the SNS in Georgia, the focus of the BENS-public health collaboration, but respondents provided multiple anecdotes describing BENS members' support for the response.

Presenting a slide show the depicted the role Yvonne has played, Herve Verhoosel of the RBM recounted anecdotes describing the ways in which Yvonne has worked to keep these important issues on the agenda of both governments and civil society on the continent.

The book said that Cashman then added, "Please!" In a telephone interview Thursday night, Cashman said that the anecdote described in the book never happened.

[Laura Schroff, the author of "An Invisible Thread" -- the book from which Paul Ryan's anecdote described below was extracted -- contacted The Huffington Post earlier tonight. This piece has been updated with her remarks, below.].

Mr. Greenspan's treatment starts with an anecdote describing the moment he learned of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, while flying from Zurich to Washington.

An anecdote describes a case of realistic acting in 402 bce, when the chief jester of the court impersonated mannerisms of a recently deceased prime minister so faithfully that the emperor was convinced the prime minister had been restored to life.

The boiling frog story is a widespread anecdote describing a frog slowly being boiled alive.