Sentence examples for be a footnote for from inspiring English sources

In this age of ambitious museum expansions, the notion of remodeling a 665-square-foot space would be a footnote for most institutions.

There's a footnote: "For the moment".

(Likewise, D. H. Lawrence might very well be a footnote if not for "Lady Chatterley's Lover").

This might be a footnote, were it not for the fact that Brandwatch raised $6 million last year from Nauta Capital and current shareholders to expand internationally, putting it almost on a par with SocialBakers.

A poster general for American decline, David Petraeus will be a footnote to history, a man out for himself who simply went a bridge or a book too far.

Mr. Hastings said the rough last few months that the company has endured will eventually be a "footnote in business school history" for Netflix.

As a major league catcher, Don Wakamatsu was a footnote: 18 games for the Chicago White Sox in 1991.

For instance, there's a footnote that Rosen called "unusual," which he seems to have either bumblingly or willfully misread.

For years, he was a footnote skulking around the edges of American culture, showing up in episodes of Sex and the City and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

In this regard, it proved to be a fitting footnote for Ocean itself.

Today, the tale is just a footnote for history.