Sentence examples for recent anecdotes from inspiring English sources

Two recent anecdotes illustrate this problem.

When Vice President Al Gore felt the need during the last presidential debate to say he was sorry that he "got some of the details wrong" in recent anecdotes, the admission was not just a sign that Mr. Gore had hurt himself with another misstatement.

OF AMPLIFICATION about recent anecdote about a driver who wore sunglasses to avoid glare while driving at night in a fog.

I joke but given a recent anecdote from Maggie Gyllenhaal about being turned down for a role as she was deemed too old to play against an actor who was 18 years her senior, sexist ageism is still very much alive in Hollywood.

"Many of us have shared in recent hours anecdotes about our conversations with constituents," said Representative Nan Hayworth of New York, who was at Wednesday's meeting.

After the club members share recent hurtful anecdotes, he writes "Loser Like Me" on the board, deciding that could be the title for the yet-unwritten song.

Like the recent Monroe anecdote My Week With Marilyn, Hitchcock is classy, but slight – the upmarket beach-read version of a legend.

First ever UK tour by Monty Python legend Cleese – ostensibly to pay for his recent divorce – promising "anecdotes, psychoanalytical titbits, and unprovoked attacks on former colleagues, especially Michael Palin".

The view from Rio Men only The landscape of a blighted planet Take your time, and look The story of Budrus Reprints"Brazil on the Rise" is an attempt to go deeper, putting the country as it is now in the context of Brazil's recent history, with anecdotes from Mr Rohter's notebooks sprinkled on top.

[The New York Times] People share photographs of and anecdotes about recent "crazy" weather.

Beyond such anecdotes, a recent report (PDF) from Tuvalu's government adaptation project and the United Nations Development Program ticked off the following climate-change concerns.