Sentence examples for brief footnotes from inspiring English sources

Brief footnotes may be necessary to explain abbreviations or levels of statistical significance.

Permit me a brief footnote.

Their demise, as Vladimir V. Putin succeeded Mr. Yeltsin, is told in a brief footnote after Mr. Brzezinski's departure.

Despite these negative conclusions, Rousseau hints, in a brief footnote (Book III, Chapter 15), that democratic governments may be viable if joined together in confederations.

By Jon Michaud November 11, 2009 A brief footnote to Arthur Krystal's Life and Letters about F. Scott Fitzgerald's Hollywood years and Richard Brody's post on Fitzgerald earlier this week.

A brief footnote to Arthur Krystal's Life and Letters about F. Scott Fitzgerald's Hollywood years and Richard Brody's post on Fitzgerald earlier this week.

Perhaps when Andy Warhol came up with his famous line about the democratisation of fame and celebrity it might have been helpful to add a brief footnote about the evolution of the England cricket team.

And by dismissing in a brief footnote a federal election law making that clause effective, they cost Florida the "safe harbor" that Congress long ago gave to states that stick to rules established by those states before elections.

Just a few months ago, it looked like Bill de Blasio would be just another also-ran Democrat in the New York city mayoral race, at best a brief footnote in the history of The Rise and Very Hard Fall of Anthony Weiner's New York.

And the fact that "an Al Qaeda operative" who had provided the most detailed information alleging such ties had backed away from many of his claims was mentioned by the Sept. 11 commission in a brief footnote to the report it issued this month.

In fact, the term reflect and its derivates and synonyms are repeated up to eight times in the brief footnote descriptions of the thirteen illustrationsi! Figure 2 A & B. People mover.