anecdote

I never have much to tell him, only some small anecdotes of my day.

Sometimes, perhaps, an anecdote just seems too good to be true.

But the anecdote can be read in other ways, too.

If so, at least they'll have a set of good anecdotes.

It is also a small enough world for them to know one another's anecdotes by heart.

We have to look for him between the lines of the anecdotes.

This anecdote is here given to the world for the first time.

Page 2 is anecdotes from the political and business world.

But the anecdotes we happen to live through add up to our lives.

I also heard a couple of anecdotes about a person someone knew who had cancer.

But the anecdotes tell us more about life than literature.

That anecdote did not make the cut in the Chinese book.

He spoke to his father's old friends, but they have told their anecdotes many times before.

Without his ability for anecdote, there would be nothing to call a show at all.

This is a history book, too, with many anecdotes and personal stories.

I tell you the anecdote for what it is worth.

Let me share a few anecdotes that have come in recently.

This anecdote was also made into a short film for management education.

I'll write some anecdotes, all that I know about my side.

He started an anecdote that took some time in the telling.

Our present trip will matter to them only when they can tell it as an anecdote.

That anecdote is pretty much all you need to know to understand our marriage.

It is an old anecdote coming out a little more than three months before an election.

"It's high time we saw some negative data because I think these anecdotes mean something."

Anecdotes by teachers about student learning in the arts and other subject areas.