Sentence examples for anecdotes in the same from inspiring English sources

He is a legend in the industry, not much known outside it; Mike Myers came across Gordon's badass negotiating style when he was arranging for Alice Cooper's cameo in the first Wayne's World film, and now evidently hero-worships this king of a thousand raucous anecdotes, in the same wide-eyed way that he admired New Age author Deepak Chopra, inspiration for the comedy The Love Guru.

The Scot recounted an anecdote about being in the same hotel as Murdoch and staff telling him that the media mogul went through newspapers with a marker pen.

The thespians exchange nostalgic anecdotes and bitchy complaints in the same colloquial style their successors might adopt now, but they also evoke a seedy, perilous London, where boys may be kidnapped, traded, starved or used for sex.

I enjoyed Zimbardo's TEDTalk not just because it was packed full of interesting photography and footage, but also because of the personal anecdotes: How Zimbardo was in the same high school class as Stanley Milgram, who ran the other world-famous social psychology experiment to explain cruelty.

All of these anecdotes illustrate the same point: the continuing media marginalization of women's achievements in sport.

They're also full of anecdotes about the same films that Mr. Bart remembers best.

In the early twentieth century, cartoons were illustrated anecdotes: The same style was found in the early days of The New Yorker: Even this refreshingly less stilted and beloved cartoon from 1928 comes from the same template: Something more refreshing was needed, and James Thurber provided it in one fell swoop in 1932.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In the early twentieth century, cartoons were illustrated anecdotes: The same style was found in the early days of The New Yorker: Even this refreshingly less stilted and beloved cartoon from 1928 comes from the same template: Something more refreshing was needed, and James Thurber provided it in one fell swoop in 1932.

And I realized I was telling several anecdotes to prove the same thing.

Others are far more convincing, for example, Raymond Queneau's Exercises in Style in which the same anecdote is retold in 99 different ways.

His access produces an interview with Prince William and several lesser scoops a rarity in the world of royal biography, in which the same anecdotes turn up in each book.