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Sabin more entertaining, had never more appreciated his rare gift of effortless and anecdotal conversation.

Smalls' engaging personal narrative and anecdotal style brings to life the world of ancestors singing a capella blues and plantation melodies, and explains the meaning of those songs in the context of the 20th century by interlining the sacred musical tradition of the Gullah culture from the isolated islands of the Georgia coast.

But The Inner Work of Leaders takes a fascinating, anecdotal look at how respected leaders think and act -- and inspire those around them.

There is no shortage of anecdotal claims of success.

Anecdotal reports suggested a mixed picture in nonresidential real estate markets.

In addition to engaging in specific social and political debates, Cahn delves into more universal themes, causing the images she creates to function rather abstractly, so that at first one often overlooks any illustrative or anecdotal subject matter.

Rivlin, a longtime observer of Chicago's political scene, has a punchy, anecdotal style.

More than mere war stories, however, these anecdotal memoirs strip all of the supposed glory from close-in ground combat and show it in all of its filth, grief, and abject terror.

Detecting gives practical tools to mediate disagreements--especially Operational Definitions (clarifying the initial definitions both parties are working from) and Anecdotal Reporting (a meticulous description of a series of actions, comments, and responses in order to discover patterns).

The author also presents a wealth of anecdotal evidence.

I'm curious about the word anecdotal, as in anecdotal evidence.

The Commons Defence Committee said there was "strong anecdotal evidence" that stringent conditions laid down by the manufacturers for issuing Lariam had been ignored by the armed forces.