Sentence examples for a big footnote from inspiring English sources

A little footnote — no, actually, a big footnote — to Rovio's news earlier this week that revenues had increased by more than tenfold in 2011: the games developer says that its Angry Birds games have now passed the one billion download mark.

The rest is history — or at least a big fat footnote in the chapter on President Obama's first year in office.

Still, the colorful vernacular speech and flashy performances can't disguise the impression that the play is a heavily footnoted position paper on a big, big subject (2 40).

Unfortunately, physics has some fine print of its own -- and one of the footnotes says that you can't have a big screen on a small phone.

It might seem to be a minor footnote to most people, but in Peru and Chile it is a big, big deal.

As a minor footnote to a bigger scandal story, the New York Times reported: "Alone in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump began the discussion by condemning leaks to the news media, saying that Mr. Comey should consider putting reporters in prison for publishing classified information".

Unless the euro is rescued soon, Mr Cameron's veto of a treaty at 27 may become a footnote in a far bigger story: the collapse of the entire European project.

(In this regard the show is a surprising footnote to the big de Kooning retrospective that recently opened at the Museum of Modern Art).

But this is little more than a political footnote to the bigger story that Obama supposedly was still out to strangle big business with draconian business killing regulations, reckless hyper-inflated government tax and spending, and the wild expansion of entitlement programs.

Once a classic, now a footnote.

Include a lecture in a footnote source.