Sentence examples for nice anecdotes from inspiring English sources

This includes one or two nice anecdotes, which may or may not reflect an authentic tradition about Hadrian.

It was decided that it was a nice anecdote, the boy handing me a poem.

It's a nice anecdote: subtext – don't take politicians too seriously when they attribute blame.

And he tells a nice anecdote about his conversations with the Lib Dem leader.

In an attempt, during his conference speech, to emphasise the importance of long-term planning David Cameron relayed a nice anecdote about a "great hall in Oxford".

El-Erian previously talked about the possibility of wins for both the Leave camp and a Trump win – while there is a nice anecdote about Pimco diligently preparing for potential doom scenarios before Lehman Brothers' demise – no matter how unlikely some seemed.

I told many of my media friends at the time that is an interesting individual piece of data and a nice anecdote, but it doesn't matter unless objective evidence supports it.

(In the sense that no business article is complete these days without a nice little anecdote about the iPhone).

Trefil knows how to tell a good tale, with just the right amount of science and a nice use of anecdote.

There are some nice remarks quoted and anecdotes told.

Or, it would seem, from anecdotes in the book, nice guys.