Sentence examples for a simple footnote from inspiring English sources

In particular a book that he refers to in a simple footnote but which was very influential on his thinking: Primitive Negro Sculpture by Paul Guillaume and Thomas Munro, published in the US in 1926 and translated into French in 1929.

Here, they are a mere footnote.

Only in today's regulatory climate could such a simple idea become so complex, generating a rule whose preamble alone is 215 pages, with 381 footnotes to boot.

The hyperlinks can be as unobtrusive as footnotes, citations, or bibliographic references in old books, thus making the reading of everything ever written a simple enough task.

Footnotes "Everybody Loves Raymond" will end its nine-year run on CBS not with a bloated bang but with a simple 30 minutes, The Associated Press reported.

For example, in the course of an otherwise matter-of-fact disquisition on the chemical nature of inert gases like helium, neon and xenon, which cannot combine with other elements to form compounds, Sacks inserts the sad and simple little footnote that he "identified at times with the inert gases... imagining them lonely, cut off, yearning to bond".

While Golden should be commended for even attempting to deal with such tortuously tangled lore, Tides of War would have been much more bearable with one simple fix: footnotes.

Once a classic, now a footnote.

Include a lecture in a footnote source.

A clever bid for a footnote in posterity.

"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.