anecdote造句

She departed from the text to tell an anecdote.

Mr Halliday's monumental work, though full of colourful anecdote, may not appeal to the general reader.

Statistically significant proof of being incorrect is worth far more than another anecdote that supports your cause.

But to explore claims of biological advantages and challenge ideas of purity, neither anecdote nor instinct is enough.

Rosenberg is giving us an anecdote from the trenches, and yet it slips very quickly into a sense of fable.

But there was one interesting anecdote that I found in Indonesia. In all schools in Indonesia, there is usually a toy seller in the playground.

There's an interesting anecdote about Strauss, and that is that on his deathbed he said to his daughter, Alice -He said, "Alice, it's the funniest thing.

However, an observation of irony, or an anecdote or short humorous story that makes a relevant point or introduces the topic and sets the theme are the kinds of openings that can work.

If it were an anecdote, we should say the performance; but in the dream we may consider the sentence as it is, declare it to be ambiguous, and add before she married.