Sentence examples for endnotes in from inspiring English sources

The endnotes in both volumes include relatively few references to fresh, unpublished sources.

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

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".

Mr. Kaplan's spirited efforts to channel his subject's point of view can result in some speculative scenes, which make the reader race to the book's endnotes in an attempt to identify possible source material.

There are academic-style endnotes, in which virtually every statement is substantiated by a primary or secondary source, and footnotes on minutiae – such as how many different ways Mersey Beat, the local scene's paper, misspelled "McCartney" in 1961.

Had Christopher Ricks and Jim McCue adopted footnotes rather than endnotes in their remarkable edition of TS Eliot's poems, whole pages of apparatus would surge by with barely a line of verse in sight.

(Perhamus, Cody. "Regarding your questions about the sky". Email to the author. 23 Aug 2013).. Use CMS if you prefer footnotes or endnotes to in-text citation.

A complete list of the elicited experts can be found in Endnotes and in Selva et al. (2009).

[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.

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