Sentence examples for are footnotes from inspiring English sources
verb
To add footnotes to a text; to annotate.
(Forty-nine of those pages are footnotes).
History remembers Bell, while his rivals are footnotes known mostly by aficionados of intellectual-property trivia.
All books since on the theme of putting to sea in small sailboats -- alone or not -- are footnotes to Slocum.
If today's sea stories are footnotes to Slocum, the ghost of Bruce Chatwin hovers over modern-day travel books.
(There are footnotes, however. First, will your descendants want to carry around two gadgets? If they do, why not just use the actual phone for phone calls?
These are footnote movies, guilty pleasure movies.
Here is a pieced poem, with thanks to the authors who are footnoted below it.
At the breakfast table we are footnoting everything that we read.
All growth rates covering a period of less than five years are footnoted.
Variances for computing standardised coefficients are footnoted.
