Sentence examples for striking anecdotes from inspiring English sources

"It's not just one or two striking anecdotes".

One of the more striking anecdotes in "The Forgetting" is the person who could forget nothing.

"The ease with which discrimination charges can be made," writes Mr Sowell, provides an incentive "for businesses to locate away from concentrations of blacks".Mr Sowell's book is brief, but crammed with striking anecdotes and statistics.

The most striking anecdotes, however, are those that point up the tragedy of a disease that not only robs her husband of his seven languages but undermines their cherished marital routines.

Occasionally it works brilliantly, especially if the anecdote is truly striking and can be told in just a few words.

But it is the anecdotes that are as striking as the columns of data.

She is a natural storyteller, her songs rich and visual, full of dark anecdotes and intriguing characters, her striking vocal range allowing her to play the full cast.

The most striking thing about this is not the well-worn anecdote of the complexities of life with SED, but the fact that this is a successful TV star of 44 who goes to McDonald's on his own.

One of the most striking moments of Monday night's presidential debate came in the form of an anecdote towards the end.

Building from an anecdote about power and body language, the two mirror each other and manipulate two mannequins, to striking and moving effect.

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