Sentence examples for but a footnote from inspiring English sources

So maybe what the piece needs isn't erasure, but a footnote.

But a footnote in the majority opinion on Thursday indicates otherwise.

But a footnote in the order also gives AT&T a possible out.

In the long-run, Durban will be nothing but a footnote in a narrative of missed opportunities and willful ignorance.

In the end Kevin Pietersen's contribution, for all the words it generated, was but a footnote to Surrey's supremacy over the first two days.

But a footnote in the papers filed by prosecutors says that the recommendation for dismissal "does not purport to make factual findings".

So the court admits the Democratic map is imperfect but, in a footnote, says the Republicans' version is similarly flawed.

But then a footnote mentions that "in actual recording, the battery will discharge 2-3 times faster than this reference".

Mocked by Johnson loyalists as a mere "footnote in history," Mr. McCarthy prevailed well enough in his time to observe, after driving Johnson into retreat, "I think we can say with Churchill, 'But what a footnote!' " Senator McCarthy's challenge was intended to prod, more than destroy, the president.

He answered no, but added a footnote describing a theoretical automatic machine that could solve any problem provided it was given the needed algorithms and instructions.

The eDGe has this whole other screen available, but viewing a footnote in an e-book still requires me to move away from my place in the text on the e-reader side, read the footnote, then click back to the page I left.