Sentence examples for a footnote explaining from inspiring English sources

Yet another says, "_onald Trump," with a footnote explaining, "The 'D' is missing because it's in every hater's mouth".

Then, at the back of Edmund Morris's "Dutch," I found a footnote explaining that the role supposedly waiting for Reagan was that of Victor Laszlo.

Once the BBC had informed it of the real price, the paper had updated its online article, and published a footnote explaining its error.

The author crosses every "t" and dots every "i" and if he hasn't, he's careful to provide a footnote explaining why the particular "i" in question lacks a dot.

And then on Monday, Tribune released its 2012 financial statements, including a footnote explaining its tax problems on the Cablevision deal, and adding that it might face an additional $225 million in taxes — plus interest and penalties — when the I.R.S. completes its audit of its 2009 return.

In a footnote explaining why he was taking extreme care to show "judicial restraint," Young took to task his "law school classmate" Goldsmith for "[taking] it upon himself judicially to alter the recount process our Legislature has unambiguously created".

A footnote explains why sportsmen do not shirk enough, overinvesting in their skills.

But a footnote explains that he had a co-author, Drew C. Richardson, an F.B.I. supervisor with a Ph.D. in physiology.

A footnote explains in refreshingly plain language that compassion in the Buddhist sense is not based on what we call "feeling".

However, a footnote explains that until this year, the rating of "good" was known as "street not in need of capital rehabilitation" -- an overhaul in which a street is stripped down to the roadbed and refilled.

Indeed, in a sample "Itinerary in Congreve's London," reprinted in the theater's program, a footnote explains that the true man about town never left home without a phrase book of jottings -- "scraps of wisdom and wit".