Sentence examples for instructive anecdotes from inspiring English sources

Mitford supplies research tips and instructive anecdotes alongside the pieces that her self-education yielded, providing a satisfying synthesis of theory and practice.

Metrocles, (born 4th century bc) Cynic philosopher and the first philosopher known to have made a collection of instructive anecdotes and sayings, a common form of literary activity among later moralists.

499 BCE - 400 BCE Metrocles, (born 4th century bc) Cynic philosopher and the first philosopher known to have made a collection of instructive anecdotes and sayings, a common form of literary activity among later moralists.

Over the next three days, each of the children visits Stillwater, who lives up to his name, rewarding each with instructive anecdotes that are both profound and reflective, appropriately mirroring the spirit of each child.

It is illuminating and instructive, sprinkled with anecdotes, easy to understand and never controversial.

Packed with glorious anecdotes, some funny, others shocking, it remains instructive, with accounts of newspapers routinely paying police officers for information, and sometimes to escape prosecution.

But his anecdotes about going alone to music gigs are instructive about what's to come, as he talks about flipping out when Prince makes his entrance through a trapdoor or whooping too loudly when David Bowie sings a Velvet Underground tune: his reactions are more vociferous than anyone else's.

The concluding anecdote in Bill Goodykoontz's obituary of Rooney is lovely, instructive, and worth envisioning.

The intertwining paths of his personal and professional lives, with stories and anecdotes from his childhood and through the approaching season, make for a compelling and instructive narrative.

In a particularly instructive passage, Cannon tells of Reagan's habit of endlessly recycling an inspirational World War II anecdote that, as the press discovered, was a movie-spawned fiction.

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