Sentence examples for a footnote to a from inspiring English sources

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.

A footnote to a text that isn't there.

Instead, the Liberty became a footnote to a fourth title.

The season-long fuss was just a footnote to a one-sided fight.

Besides, they used a footnote to a study by black scholars, so shouldn't Jill just relax a little?

Mr. Manfredi said that it was important that a memorial "not be a footnote to a large development project".

The elbow, the suspension and the loss may ultimately become a footnote to an otherwise glorious season.

It was only the 15th game of Donald's major league career, and he instantly became a footnote to an indelible moment in baseball history.

A footnote to an edition of the Torah used in most Conservative synagogues until last year, for example, explains that Canaanites had to be conquered "because of the savage cruelty and foul licentiousness of their lives and cult".

If there is indeed fire behind this smoke that encircles Edward Heath and others, it will not be a footnote to an alleged "police obsession with 'historical celebrity sex abuse'", as Jenkins puts it, but a hideous indictment of the country's political establishment over the past few decades.

AT&T has issued a clarification on its Galaxy S4 pricing via the unique method of a small statement in a footnote to an earlier post.