Sentence examples for endnote in the from inspiring English sources

[MP3 audio clip.] In an endnote in "The Tipping Point," Gladwell cited Schelling's "Micromotives and Macrobehavior" (1978).

See previous endnote; in the private law area such a general rule would most likely concern the legal positions of owners or ranking of property rights.

The new edition of "The Constitution of Liberty," which was first published in 1960, differs from the original primarily insofar as the extensive endnotes in the original edition have now been placed at the bottom of the page and heavily annotated by the editor, Ronald Hamowy.

You can then locate the footnotes or endnotes in the document.

Each piece has an endnote, written in the knowledge of how things turned out.

You can also use the "Footnote" and "Endnote" buttons in the "Citations" box to add notes to each page.

Frank spends 11 out of 187 pages (before the endnotes) in this short book on an entertaining deconstruction of Ayn Rand's masterwork, "Atlas Shrugged".

Endnote in response to comments: I use "wilding," since that is the term used by our local mainstream media news articles, including articles at NBC and the Sun-Times.

Alternatively, you can press ^ Ctrl+⎇ Alt+F to create a footnote, or ^ Ctrl+⎇ Alt+D to create an endnote in Windows.

Swanson's endnotes lead one to Jay Winik's endnotes in his book on the end of the Civil War, "April 1865".

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