Sentence examples for a footnote of from inspiring English sources

A footnote of note.

Passed by, in every sense, it lingers as a footnote on a footnote of history.

"On culture" has a footnote of nearly 1200 words summarising 10,000 years of history.

In a footnote of his 152-page ruling, he discounted fears that invalidating such patents would decimate the industry.

A footnote of that history is how The Band got its start as Arkansas native Ronnie Hawkins' rockabilly project, The Hawks.

"We are in danger of being swamped by Asians," she said in her maiden speech in Canberra.Mrs Hanson and her party have already become merely a footnote of history.

A footnote on page 6 of the SFDRR states.

Borges was famously a fan of footnotes; a footnote to a body of footnoted works seems like a devious sort of tribute, almost Lex Luthor-like.

Yet, despite the titillating aspects of the case, it is really more of a footnote to his scheme.

Trade is, at best, a footnote to the tale of inequality in India.

So consider this a footnote to the story of what went wrong.