Sentence examples for simple anecdotal from inspiring English sources

Even the Marxist cliches--which would sink a mainstream story of this ilk--are in this story riveting for enhancing a simple anecdotal account of a woman who has left her children in the Philippines to take on a job as a domestic in Dubai to support them.

At first glance "Djomeh," which won the Camera d'Or (for best first feature) at the 2000 Cannes International Film Festival, is a simple, almost anecdotal story embedded in the daily rhythms of rural life in a dusty, mountainous corner of Iran.

But to date, most of the discussions have been based on anecdotal evidence or simple conjecture.

Clinicians say they treat twice as many women as men for simple phobias, and there is anecdotal evidence that women's fears can develop into phobias after they have children.

Anecdotal evidence and simple logic dictate that there are two reasons for this relative decrease of air support: Troops in contact with the enemy are calling for air support less often than before the tactical directive was issued, and when they do call for air strikes their requests are more frequently being denied.

Many experimental studies have shown that synchronisation of foraging behaviour does occur, but it should be noted that in most of these studies, the characterisation of 'synchronisation' is based upon either anecdotal evidence, or simple statistical tests for similarities of behaviour [and there has been debate about the validity of these tests: [ 82- 85]].

It could easily have been dull and anecdotal, but Mr. Carion relates his simple story with relaxed precision.

His painting is simple, cheerful, and direct — the critics say "literal, anecdotal, uninfected" — and has a kind of circus-poster strong-man feeling, because Robert is not interested in "ambiguous" characters.

Some seem to be purely archival and topical, others simply and casually anecdotal, though as one quickly learns, "pure," "simple" and "casual" are not words in Mr. Everson's aesthetic vocabulary.

Some of the films seem to be purely archival and topical, others simply and casually anecdotal, though as one quickly learns, "pure," "simple" and "casual" are not words in Mr. Everson's aesthetic vocabulary.

Anecdotal evidence cannot take away from the simple fact that medical care related to transition greatly benefits the vast majority of the people receiving it.