Sentence examples for interviews and anecdotes from inspiring English sources

A fascinating collection of interviews and anecdotes.

"Every chapter is richer for the interviews and anecdotes of the people who actually worked on the building.

Since each chapter breaks down into a string of interviews and anecdotes, the book has no overarching structure or point.

He intersperses short invented biographies of unusual types throughout the book, and demonstrates a tremendous knack for integrating quotes, interviews and anecdotes into a formal structure to excavate weirdness.

Because the many interviews, studies, and anecdotes in the book are presented in a thematic, associative order, you must struggle to notice whether they are from the nineteen-sixties (the heyday of weird science) or the nineteen-nineties, when — one imagines — they are more reliable.

313ONELOVE was compiled by the Berlin-based photographer Marie Staggat and features portraits, interviews, quotes, and anecdotes with over 170 techno and house producers, including Juan Atkins, Moodymann, Mark Craig, Mike Banks, and Robert Hood.

It is here that Bernstein comes to our aid with his accessible, much-researched and far-reaching book — though his subject is so complex that he provides only a bare introduction, a kind of hybrid of history, interview and anecdote.

Peppered with insight, interviews and raucous anecdotes.

They'll record interviews, telling stories and anecdotes from their lives, and then put it together with a ghostwriter who oversees the actual writing of the book.

And "The Vagina Monologues," Eve Ensler's current Off Broadway hit, takes many of its stories and anecdotes from interviews between the author and a wide variety of women.

Part of the novelty for fans comes from seeing people whose identities you've previously cobbled together from anecdotes, interviews, and a few shreds of off-board footage.