Sentence examples for a footnote of a from inspiring English sources
The play was inspired by a footnote of a fact: Welles (played here by Jeff Still) was to have directed Olivier John Juddd) and Ms. Plowright (Sarah Wellington) in Ionesco's "Rhinoceros" in 1960.
"This really big idea [the digital camera], got shoehorned into a footnote of a footnote of a footnote as it traveled up the chain of command.
Or, if another war morphs itself into the splitting of atoms, all this war waging in the world of the Muslim may only be a footnote of a larger news article related to this other war.
Passed by, in every sense, it lingers as a footnote on a footnote of history.
In what will become a footnote of Grand Old Party history, a weak showing for the one-time front runner to challenge Mr Romney, and Tea Party favourite, Michele Bachmann, prompted the congresswoman to quit the contest entirely.
The experience has become a staple of Mr. McCain's political biography, and it has given Mr. Duyet a place in a footnote of history, which he occupies with gusto.
Her passage from obscurity to a footnote of Washington scandal lore wends from a poverty-stricken childhood in Guatemala to a shelter for abused women in Virginia to the fateful stay in Ms. Chavez's comfortable home in Bethesda, Md. She was born and reared in Guatemala City, one of 10 children.
As she wrote in the introduction to the book, while she was at the conference, she was "suddenly in a panic that this terrifying disrespect for death and dying, this reversion in human social evolution, would be reduced to a footnote of history, treated like a harmless glitch in a computer program that might or might not again cause a problem, unless someone forced the world to remember it".
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.
Oates attempts to deflect criticism of her story by describing it in a footnote as a "work of fiction, though based on (limited, selected) historical research".
