Sentence examples for the anecdotes of from inspiring English sources
The anecdotes of Bob's life abound.
Best of all are the anecdotes of pure quirkiness.
Like the anecdotes of lovers and parents, the anecdotes of horsemen form a larger body of information than the findings of science.
Mostly what I need are details of his daily life, what are called the anecdotes of history".
The Romantic era concluded from the anecdotes of friends that he was neglected and poverty-stricken (although Mr. Gibbs points out that he wasn't really either).
BBC iPlayer Listening to the anecdotes of Laurie Brown, you'd be forgiven for thinking this CBC Radio host's tastes would centre more on Michael Bublé than Owen Pallett.
(The anecdote of Reagan and "the last cookie," which first appeared in our pages, is unforgettable).
But the anecdote of the sketched hands, one flat and one clenched, also heralds a conflict.
People who have never even seen a Shakespeare play come up to me and repeat, parrot-fashion, the anecdote of his pre-eminence.
A touching postscript about their personal friendship is illustrated by the anecdote of when, in the 1950s, they undertook a theatre tour of Britain.
Even one of Orman's trademark stories about learning to be frugal — the anecdote of the Cartier watch — ends with an extravagant gesture.
