Sentence examples for bibliographic notes from inspiring English sources
Although the dialogue is usually fairly innocuous family talk, there is no clear warning in the bibliographic notes of what the author is doing.
As shown in the bibliographic note, it is "Sin Killer," not "Sin Eater".
As shown in the bibliographic note and elsewhere in the review, it is "My Invented Country," not "My Imaginary Country".
(Go to Article) Â The bibliographic note on Thursday with the Books of The Times review misstated the title of the book.
As shown in the bibliographic note and the table of contents, Mark Danner's book is "Torture and Truth," not "Torture and Terror".
As shown in the bibliographic note and elsewhere in the review, the book is "The King of America," not "of the World".
A bibliographic note on Page 1 of the Book Review today refers incompletely to the publisher of John Ashbery's "Where Shall I Wander".
Correction: February 2 , 2001 Friday Because of an editing error, the bibliographic note yesterday with the book review of "Bing Crosby: A Pocketful of Dreams, The Early Years 1903-1940" misspelled the surname of the author.
Although he has done his research — obsessively, judging from the long bibliographic note at the end of the novel — Fresán has rightly depended on the power of the imagination to create the landscape of such extraordinary times: pre-1914, before a war that ended everything; post-1945, after one that ended nothing.
Bibliographic data were noted for each study, as were methodological details such as sample, control or comparison and intervention components (Table 1).
In 1977 that map was made of paper, and the editors of this new English edition have not disguised the complex analogue methods Eco recommends for marshalling notes and bibliographic entries.
