Sentence examples for As footnotes from inspiring English sources

A flash from "Suspicion" or "An Affair to Remember" or "The Philadelphia Story" makes you long to flee the theater and rent one of the classics it has the audacity to throw in as footnotes.

A wide variety of "twin facts" are sprinkled throughout as footnotes.

While all serious criminals, the three barely register as footnotes of the financial crisis.

Currently, American and foreign companies list many leases as footnotes in their financial statements.

In addition to the portraits, each work, or "chapter," includes several photographs that function as footnotes.

Half-truths and fanciful speculation, shorn of academic protocols such as footnotes, can sound donnishly authoritative.

The asterisk as footnote marker "has always suggested a second or hidden meaning"; the tilde denotes approximation in mathematics; the double parenthesis echoes the smiley.   .

as footnote 2. See more in the article entitled "New Hope Liuhe's extensive expansion: The so-called 'company + farmers' model is only a piece of meaningless paper?" on the National Business Daily website, available at http://www.nbd.com.cn/articles/2013-01-22/708997.html, last consulted on 14/12/2015.

The Roosevelt Court's constitutional theory was distilled in a famous footnote in United States v. Carolene Products (1938), known today simply as "Footnote Four".

Abbreviations are as footnoted in Table 1.

The 1994 CHCC nomenclature mentioned, but only as footnote, the frequent association of ANCAs and Wegener's granulomatosis, MPA and Churg-Strauss syndrome.