Sentence examples for explanatory footnote from inspiring English sources

This explanatory footnote was added on 12 January 2012.

However, the publication offered to remove the word "Islamic" from the headline and publish an explanatory footnote to the story.

The paper has also placed an explanatory footnote at the end of its contentious, inaccurate, distorted article.

"Bitch-kitty" gets an explanatory footnote: Bang says it's something that she found in the Dictionary of American Slang.

How long will it be before a revival of "Homebody/Kabul" will require an explanatory footnote about the significance Afghanistan once had in contemporary American politics?

At least one of them -- the Bronx Middle School of Academic and Career Technology -- combines so many of these popular words that it almost requires an explanatory footnote.

(The ensemble helpfully provided explanatory footnotes).

"One guiltily yearns for extensive explanatory footnotes," admitted Nicholas Lezard in the Guardian, of 2001's Speech!

?" Thurber even supplied some matching explanatory footnotes, such as "Probably Harry Boynton or his brother Norton".

The very year Wodehouse was plotting Leave It to Psmith, The Waste Land had appeared, complete with explanatory footnotes.

But it was also, in a way, a set of explanatory footnotes for Mr. Golijov's "Pasión".