Sentence examples for touching anecdotes from inspiring English sources

And although he shared touching anecdotes and voiced frustration with how dysfunctional the state can be, something most Indians are only too familiar with, he stopped short of explaining why his political party had allowed the country to stay that way.

The tribute, which airs on Spike TV on Nov. 14, included touching anecdotes from Arsenio Hall, Stevie Wonder, Tracy Morgan, Adam Sandler and Russell Brand.

One of the most touching anecdotes in Linda Ronstadt's new memoir, "Simple Dreams," comes in the moment she told her parents she was skipping out on college to pursue a career in music.

A touching anecdote emerges from the elaborate self-presentation.

Would the first questioner in Britain begin his question with a touching anecdote about a letter handed to him by a young African-American boy?

The book is rich in anecdotes, funny, touching and seedy.Yet it would be wrong to view late-18th-century attitudes towards sex as a prototype of our own.

Even her spoken-word anecdotes touched on the possibility of death: strollers poked into traffic, spiders eating their mates, Noah filling his ark.

Along with his own comings and goings, Konrad offers touching family portraits and droll anecdotes as well as meaty reflections on life and literature.

Actually, some of my family anecdotes also involve touching.

Like Aesop's fables, Nelson's anecdotes have lessons touching on knowledge, vulnerability, and pride.

But the worst bit in Jindal's speech may have been the anecdote in the touching biographical section about how his father couldn't afford to pay a doctor for his delivery and so worked out an installment plan.