Sentence examples for a footnote that is from inspiring English sources

"If they don't put it in a footnote, that is in my opinion not good disclosure".

As a footnote, that is now four yellow cards and one red in just three matches this season.

Monday's result will provide only a footnote, but in the taxonomy of the genre it will be a David Foster Wallace footnote; a footnote, that is, of great and potentially lasting significance, telling more about the story than the story itself perhaps can ever convey.

A footnote that's a link says, "Here is what I used to know and where I once found it, but chances are it's not there anymore".

In terms of the analysis, the search function only finds textual information, so if a statistical method was used in a table formatted as a picture, or referenced solely in a footnote that was a picture, the statistical method may not have been found by the software.

Whatever the exact reason, Wembley 66 has certainly become a genuine part of German football folklore, a nostalgic footnote that is remembered with a wry smile rather than clenched fists.

And yet the footnote that is the epilogue comes close.

However, there's a more interesting footnote that's reported in The Wall Street Journal's story about the hire: Pinterest generated roughly $100 million in revenue last year, according to the report.

"If a lot of that information is in the footnotes, that is a bad sign," Ms. Rutledge said.

In 1980, Sexton began a clerkship for Warren Burger on the Supreme Court, where he took care, when writing opinions, to include a number of footnotes that was divisible by four, the number of letters in Lisa's name.

He was known for endlessly fracturing narratives and for stem-winding sentences adorned with footnotes that were themselves stem-winders.