Sentence examples for weird anecdote from inspiring English sources

Our party chuckled over this weird anecdote from the barbaric past.

That weird anecdote aside, I think everyone should go see him tonight.

I can't say it helped, other than providing me with a lot of weird anecdotes.

The story's chilling realism coexists with frequent bursts of bizarre imagery, morbidly weird anecdotes and ruminations on madness and superstition.

The award for the weirdest anecdote in the book goes to Leo Castelli's virtuoso assistant, Ivan Karp, who describes a visit that he and Metropolitan Museum of Art curatorial assistant Henry Geldzahler made to Warhol's home in the early 1960s.

But technology is also turning us into a global water-cooler culture, with millions of people sending each other (via e-mail, text messages, tweets, YouTube links) gossip, rumors and the sort of amusing-entertaining-weird anecdotes and photographs they might once have shared with pals over a coffee break.

Relph: "Lily is our cox and you wouldn't notice in an interview but off the water she is crazy and scatty and a bit bizarre and has the weirdest anecdotes about everything.

Balcombe overcompensates a bit, and his book is peppered with weird, anthropomorphizing anecdotes about people sharing special moments with their googly-eyed friends.

It's a discursive social history of cleaning in this country, a tale of germ warfare and societal pressures, strewn with weird and wonderful personal anecdotes, of looking for Mr. Clean and never finding him.

The anecdotes about distinguished trial lawyers' weird rituals are highly amusing, yet your gloss — that lawyers are highly rational and thus would not be expected to engage in such tomfoolery — misses an important nuance.

It has an illustration of a man wearing white socks with leather sandals, and contains such anecdotes as: "My dad sent me a weird email w/ some disgusting pics in it.