Sentence examples for editorial footnote from inspiring English sources

While New Jersey has not quite shaken its image as an editorial footnote, it does have its own 24-hour cable news channel, and the state's political aficionados have a Web site to surf several times a day.

According to an editorial footnote in the collection of his scientific papers (WA I, 96), Boltzmann's personal copy of the paper contains a hand-written remark in the margin stating that the point was still dubious and that it had not been proven that, even including interaction with an external atom, the trajectory would traverse all points on the energy hypersurface.

But systems, such as footnotes and editorial oversight and journalistic ethics, developed over time to minimize mistakes.

There's a printed page on the screen, with footnotes and interlineal editorial annotations.

He included editorial commentary that was more substantial than footnotes.

The kind of treatment "Pioneer Girl" has received — meticulous research into the history, drafts, references, context, and variants of the text, which is accompanied by facsimile pages of the manuscript, three additional appendices, a chapter on editorial procedure, and more than a hundred lengthy footnotes in small type — is generally reserved for the masterpieces of world literature.

Even though editorial preferences will relegate some of these details into footnotes, it is important not to cut this information in the final edits.

The fact that Amazon once devoted significant space on its site to editorial judgments — to thinking and writing — would be an obscure footnote if not for certain turns in the company's more recent history.

Some needed a little more editorial discipline in order to reign in their enthusiasm for lengthy footnotes or tortuous sub-plots.

Rather than footnoted white papers, Santorum's policy prescriptions read like editorial articles designed to appeal to the most conservative Republicans.

During his editorial works he found a parallel to Boole's Law (p. 281, footnote 1): "Mr. Boole's Laws of Thought contain the first development of ideas of which the germ is to be found in Bacon and Leibnitz; to the latter of whom the fundamental principle in logic a2 = a was known".