anecdote in A Sentence

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    As is often pointed out, the plural of Anecdote is not data.

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    My father once told me an Anecdote about SM Lee Kuan Yew.

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    Although this is only an Anecdote, it is backed up by research.

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    My Anecdote has hurt you.

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    I have heard a very beautiful Anecdote:.

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    You remember an Anecdote about one family coming over to visit another, and the guests are asked:.

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    I also mentioned that the plural of Anecdote is data, and this really struck a chord with most of the students.

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    This is an Anecdote he has been using and reinventing for years as the occasion requires it.

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    This is, in fact, a relationship we showcase in the story, with the opening Anecdote about Carole and Frank Morison's poultry farm.

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    An apple falling on Newton's head is a good example of an Anecdote which drove the development of a testable theory.

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    So, while I can't verify the factual accuracy of this Anecdote, it does carry a beautiful message.

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    First of all, you need to come up with a short story, an Anecdote or a fable.

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    They simply read an Anecdote and they laugh and they are finished.

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    Of course, this is just an Anecdote, and like every story we present to you, it cannot be verified scientifically.

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    The case of Daryl Thomas(Anecdote 2) involved more than neglect of violent crimes.

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    That leaves Anecdote 4, about armored personnel carriers, which pretty much speaks for itself.

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    For every Anecdote supporting the usefulness of online surveillance, others exist to underline the role of more mundane interventions and police detective work.

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    But even then such a person will simply try to switch them from a negative wave by some joke or Anecdote.

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    Former Australian spinner Brad Hogg told an Anecdote related to Sachin, in which his greatness is known not to repeat the mistake.

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    As an Anecdote, the latter tried to teach the writer to make a paella, but his cooking skills left much to be desired.

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    The European offered no satisfactory answer, and Perry left the Anecdote on an ominous note.

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    More than one mom sure could tell us more than one Anecdote about it, I'm sure.

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    This, of course, never happened and this Anecdote is also commonly assigned to other actresses and intellectuals, including Isadora Duncan and George Bernard Shaw.

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    When an Anecdote/story is narrated about a mother, it can be used as a catalyst to bring about a positive change in societal mindset.

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    Another common science classroom Anecdote is that Newton had an apple fall on his head, which inspired his so-called“eureka” moment on how gravity worked.

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    Pondering this, I thought,“Could the Lord be using this Anecdote to tell me not to miss my chance at His salvation?”?

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    It's just an Anecdote.

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    To die on an Anecdote is important.

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    I'm going to regale everyone with my Anecdote.

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    But I don't want anyone to have that Anecdote.

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