Sentence examples for curious footnotes from inspiring English sources

Among the more curious footnotes to Trump's Presidency is the provenance of his nativism.

Shushkevich has a second more curious footnote to add to the history books.

But lawyers familiar with the case said it seemed to be more of a curious footnote than a significant development.

And Mr. Kalil seemed to relish telling his part of the story, which had a curious footnote.

"He's an extraordinary player, this will be nothing more than a curious footnote in his career," said Jürgen Klopp.

But it was Vienna, with its rich history of espionage intrigue, to which can now be added a curious footnote.

What the Angulo boys actually spent their days doing is what elevates their story from a curious footnote in the annals of Manhattan oddities to something truly astounding.

In each of the last three years, Toyota never sold more than 29,000 Avalons, which is not much more than a curious footnote in the large-sedan segment.

Stuck in self-imposed exile in Miami having been turned into a punchline by Bo' Selecta!, Craig David seemed destined to be a curious footnote of UK pop.

Just as it was in Ohio State's title game flops against Florida and Louisiana State, the Buckeyes' early lead became nothing but a curious footnote.

There was a curious footnote to the imbroglio this past week, showing that the passions stirred by the Masri case had crept into the most elevated places, setting the land's great institutions against each other.