Sentence examples for curious anecdotes from inspiring English sources

It's a history of spirits and cocktails laced with social context and curious anecdotes based on the original lectures – so you can educate yourself while sampling the comprehensive list of drinks to sample.

In its most finished version (for there were several of them), the plot of the tales centred around Rabbi Simeon ben Yoḥai, a sage of the 2nd century, about whom the Talmud already related some curious anecdotes, most of them semilegendary.

The title of Loren's memoir is taken from the 1963 three-part Italian comedy anthology directed by Vittorio De Sica in which she played three different roles and, in the author's own words, it is a collection of "unpublished memories, curious anecdotes, tiny secrets told, all of which spring from a box found by chance, a treasure trove filled with emotions, experiences, adventures".

Conclusion: This curious anecdote testifies that the intensity of CSH may be so severe to induce a temporary interruption of a concert held in front of a crowd of enthusiast fans.

When I studied biology, I remembered a curious anecdote about cell division.

Or perhaps relate a curious anecdote that will eventually make absolute sense to the reader in the context of the thesis.

Share interesting or funny anecdotes.

This droll, heavily illustrated history of the relationship between humans and bears brims with curious facts and anecdotes.

And that, if it sounds like the end of an adult fairy story, is entirely in keeping with the spirit of a lively, elegant and surprising book, packed with curious details and enticing anecdotes.

He is also a great puzzle, an awkward, stumbling character, glimpsed in his few letters and through anecdotes as a curious mix of the earthy and scatological as well as the tender, noble and proud.

Pippa's perfectly happy with this division of labor, and I could see why as I trailed them through the media-saturated towns of New York, Boston, and DC, a great deal of Sanderson's days were devoted to retelling curious reporters the same canned anecdotes over and over again.