Sentence examples for gathered anecdotes from inspiring English sources
During and after the Civil War, museum staff gathered anecdotes of firearm deaths and data from survivors of war traumas and compiled this information into a six-thousand-page, six-volume illustrated series that the museum calls "an unprecedented effort to learn from the wounds and maladies of war".
He gathered anecdotes about the philosopher Thomas Hobbes, the poet John Milton, the physician William Harvey – to name just three of the hundreds of lives Aubrey wrote – that would otherwise have been lost to what he called "the teeth of time".
Mr Munn said he had gathered the anecdotes over decades of work in the film industry.
We had gathered interviews, anecdotes and documents that indicated American soldiers there were regularly committing acts that violated military law, international treaties and moral boundaries.
Wolfe needed to go back to the west coast and gather more anecdotes, probe the inner lives of Kesey and the Pranksters more rigorously.
They aim to tell the story of how the music they love was made, sharing knowledge gleaned through years of research, anecdotes gathered from dusty corners of the jazz and country worlds.
Certainly "Gangs of New York" should not be mistaken for the historical record; it is based on Herbert Asbury's book of the same name, a scarcely accurate collection of gangland anecdotes gathered in the 1920's.
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Since then, Ms. Perlow has gathered any number of anecdotes about the pitfalls of silence.
Dr. Watson has the kind of personality that accretes pungent anecdotes, many gathered by Victor McElheny in a new and largely affectionate biography, "Watson and DNA".
They have pieced together a breezy, slender portrait that combines oral histories from fellow Albany alumni and other anecdotes they gathered about Rockefeller the governor, the vice-president, the campaigner and the man.
