I was very influenced by that anecdote.

My daughter gave me a rather nice anecdote on this.

But there was one interesting anecdote that I found in Indonesia.

I don't know if you've heard this anecdote, but I have.

And the second thing, it's an anecdote that I'll leave you with.

But it stays an anecdote because the public couldn't identify to it.

And now, in conclusion, I'd like to tell you a humorous anecdote.

The testimonies are a blend of anecdote, information, history, culture, knowledge, opinion and experience.

So... If anybody wants to sing a song or tell an anecdote or funny story...

In the absence of reliable statistical information, decision making tends to be based on advocacy and anecdote.

The anecdote is told by a Parisian columnist to whom I'll lend my voice, as I've done so often.

And one of the things that I learned, too, from my parents and I'll give you a little anecdote especially from my father.

So before I start, I want to talk about a little anecdote, a little story about a man I met once in Mumbai.

Up until this point, the murders have remained an anecdote, but now, standing on the same land where the lynchings took place, the air feels haunted.

In one anecdote told to the Special Rapporteur, law enforcement officials had discovered a 28 year old male filming a 9 year old girl performing oral sex on a 19 year old male.

To tell you just an example, an anecdote about their rarity, I was going to this place every year and would do fieldwork here, and the assistants, of course, helped me do the surveys.

A personal anecdote serves to illustrate how the market, as much as government censorship by the Department of Propaganda and the Press and Publications Administration, is often responsible for this type of editorial decision.

I have a really nice anecdote from a friend of mine who said that the thing he noticed most about his teenage daughters before and after puberty was their level of embarrassment in front of him.

He begins with an anecdote which runs roughly as follows. One summer, when they had nothing more interesting to do, the sub editors at the London Times decided to see who could think of the most boring headline for the famous newspaper.