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Anecdote meaning
A short account of a real incident or person, often humorous or interesting. | An account which supports an argument, but which is not supported by scientific or statistical analysis. | A previously untold secret account of an incident.
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Example sentences (20)
Al Roker looked astounded beyond belief, staring directly at the camera in bewilderment at the unexpected anecdote.
Although ChatGPT missed the issue of how religious communities can judge rabbinic leaders based on reputation instead of erudition, it did highlight the reason for my anecdote.
And though this anecdote should end with me flouncing out of the lunchroom and never again speaking to Karen, she was my Little Debbie fixer and I didn’t want to mess with that hookup.
Another user shared an anecdote to reveal just how popularis in Japan.
A significant anecdote: I know a young priest who does not want to try to celebrate the old Mass, because he feels that afterwards he would only be able to celebrate that one and never the new Mass again.
As the anecdote from the entryway to Shiffrin’s Colorado gym illustrates, a pernicious ego is not her problem.
During the campaign, is there any particular lesson that you’ve learned or anecdote that you could share that challenged you or taught you something new about the CID neighborhood?
It will be interesting to follow coverage of Cotler’s biographical anecdote in the coming months.
Masters” tournament Wednesday, he gave a shoutout to family and friends in his Naperville home town and shared an anecdote involving his brother, Naperville City Councilman Ian Holzhauer.
Most of my readers will surely have heard this little anecdote many times.
One last anecdote on the Brooks Robinson story—a few years ago, a sportswriter was talking about the fact the that New York and the Yankees loved one of their ballplayers so much that they had a candy bar named after them.
One social media user shared a humorous anecdote of an RBT bus that gave an elderly woman a lift home.
She also shared an anecdote to demonstrate Mr Hancock’s “overconfidence”, saying that he adopted a cricket batsman’s position after trying to comfort him in April 2020.
Silly in its anecdote, the idea of saving all the turmoil and dumping it onto a another depicts the concept of wooing.
So I'd hate to take one anecdote and try to draw a conclusion from that.
That little anecdote is indicative.
The anecdote doesn’t end there.
The audience once again chuckled in unison when the anecdote ended with the writer calling her father once she ran out of money.
The General-Overseer of GOFAMINT, E. O. Abina, shared an anecdote from a past visit to Aso Rock Chapel.
The powder is a rather novel and heady invention, an anecdote of the glossy leaves on his trees.