Sentence examples for adding a footnote from inspiring English sources

The Netherlands suggested adding a footnote saying: "The Netherlands objects to the deletion of the following figures [then a list of them]." No dice.

He recommended that the Treasury correct the October report, perhaps by adding a footnote saying the methodology for calculating its losses had changed.

"I'm also adding a footnote saying Annette denies asking Brooke Astor for jewelry," he said.

He added a footnote tweaking some supporters of affirmative action.

Chief Justice Roberts added a footnote that limited the sweep of his opinion.

Scott adds a footnote to Sharp's letter reiterating the paper's view.

In the early 70s, longevity researches added a footnote: a younger wife adds a few years to a man's life.

Alternatively, add a footnote indicating that Bunny is seeing a sleep specialist or child psychotherapist to address the insomnia.

I would like to add a footnote to Richard Eder's review of W. G. Sebald's "Austerlitz" (Oct . 28.

In later editions of "Origin," Darwin added a footnote about the tale, remarking, "We here see the principle of natural selection shadowed forth".

When Mr. Obama, a former constitutional law professor, does speak of faith, he tends to add a footnote about keeping church and state separate.