Sentence examples for bibliographical note from inspiring English sources

As shown in the bibliographical note, he is John Lanchester, not Lancaster.

As one bibliographical note puts it: "The distinction between a discrete short story and a fragment of a novel is not always clear in Beckett's work".

In a bibliographical note appended to the novel, it takes her seventeen pages to list the sources she consulted (mostly at Yale) in order to make her account factually correct: ancient texts by the score; histories in English, French, and German; treatises on archeology, on numismatics.

(See bibliographical note) Kelsen began his long career as a legal theorist at the beginning of the 20th century.

This state-of-affairs persisted until the unification of Italy (1861), when a new series of publications of facsimiles of the papyrus texts, engravings of drawings (Italian: disegni) made soon after the rolls were opened, appeared in quick succession (see the Bibliographical Note, infra).

Be sure to note all bibliographical information on your notes.

Prescott's work has remained popular and influential to the present day, and his meticulous use of sources, bibliographical citations and critical notes was unprecedented among American historians.

Reed, Talbot Baines, "A history of the Old English letter foundries: with notes, historical and bibliographical, on the rise and progress of English typography" (E. Stock, 1887).

The second is that while you may be more comfortable taking notes with paper and pen, any bibliographical records will be more easily handled online.

It is noted for its accuracy and its biographical and bibliographical information; it was one of the first encyclopaedias to contain biographical information about living persons.

The conventional distinction between intrinsic and transcriptional (i.e., paleographical or bibliographical) probability tends to obscure a fundamental historical point.