Sentence examples for a footnote indicating from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, add a footnote indicating that Bunny is seeing a sleep specialist or child psychotherapist to address the insomnia.

"Readers should remember that Jeff was never interviewed for this book, and should also take note of how seldom these guesses about his feelings and motives are marked with a footnote indicating there is any other source to substantiate them".

Readers, she wrote, should "take note of how seldom these guesses about his feelings and motives are marked with a footnote indicating there is any other source to substantiate them".

A footnote indicates that Standard & Poor's credit ratings are used "in the absence of a rating by Moody's".

Although a footnote indicated that the donations in some cases came from employees of the named organizations, the lists have caused substantial confusion.

Regarding item 2, a complicated footnote indicates that the two papers are one on Kant (Gödel *1946/9-B2, Gödel *1946/9-C1) and secondly, "Is Mathematics a Syntax of Language?" (Gödel *1953/9-III and Gödel 1953/9-V).

Chotiner's helpful footnote indicates that this is "Harris' impersonation of a pompous Times editor".

Global is listed under the Regional Availability heading but the footnote indicates that excludes North America.

The White House transcript of his remarks was helpfully footnoted, indicating that the president meant to refer to his just-appointed personal Mideast envoy, John Wolf.

Raw p-values are presented in the text and tables with footnotes indicating p-values significant at 5% FDR.

"However, the dictionary definition of behaviour is: 'a stereotyped motor response to a physiological stimulus.'" Unfortunately, Lustig does not provide a footnote to indicate which dictionary he was using.