Sentence examples for barely a footnote from inspiring English sources
That's barely a footnote.
Sparta is barely a footnote in West European sports pages.
What people would have said in the 1880s and 1890s is barely a footnote.
"In American history he's barely a footnote," said Arnold Stead, author of a recent book on Little.
Although Blake's contributions to the Sooners' 2000 national title is barely a footnote nationally, it is known in Oklahoma.
Our glorious revolution rates barely a footnote in the history of Great Britain, stretching back as it does to the emperor Hadrian and long before.
"He's trying to call attention to this place". In the billion-dollar world of philanthropy, Sal Dimiceli's generosity is barely a footnote--about $2 million.
Look at the company's stated values — "super-pumped," "always be hustlin'," and "bold". Respect for the law barely merits a footnote.
The government was accused by Help the Aged of neglecting older people, whose needs "barely registered a footnote" in the new legislative programme.
And so the stage is set for a fourth, classic shoot-out between the old king and his young usurper – so much so that Master Minded, another top-class steeplechaser in Smith's colours, barely warrants a footnote.
The greatest fictional fighter of all time, a man whose name is synonymous with victory, and the chapter of his life in which he actually reigns as champ registers barely as a footnote.
