Sentence examples for a big asterisk from inspiring English sources

"Kelly created a big asterisk next to his name," she said.

Kennedy would a be two-fer, but really, a two-fer with an asterisk, and a big asterisk.

And Mr. Romney won in Virginia, but with a big asterisk: Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Santorum were not even on the ballot.

And Mitt Romney won in Virginia, but with a big asterisk: Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Santorum were not even on the ballot.

"In retrospect, we might have put a big asterisk on this thing, but no one had any inkling that this would come about," John Roush, the president of Centre College, said in an interview.

"We're removed from the day when it was a 3 percent interest rate with a big asterisk," with the asterisk leading to fine print about teaser rates, he said.

With a great big asterisk.

I'm taking Washington to win the division, but that pick comes with a pretty big asterisk.

But that statement comes with a very big asterisk.

I guess you could argue that point either way, but if you say that amphibious assault ships are bases for ground forces, I will insist you put a pretty goddamn big asterisk next to that.

As is often the case, Apple's made a device that plays to its base — as such, there are a few big asterisks contained herein that are important to note before considering a purchase.