Sentence examples for extended footnote from inspiring English sources

So Friedman has vanished from the policy scene — so much so that I suspect that a few decades from now, historians of economic thought will regard him as little more than an extended footnote.

Oh, wait -- Unger actually does make that charge, spelling out the Saudi-Cowboys link in an extended footnote.

He tells the Johnson story in an extended footnote on Pages 152 and 153, and makes the Afghanistan allegation on Page 101 and following.

General Mattis and two Republicans on the panel, Senator John McCain of Arizona and Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, used the occasion to denounce the leaks, which Mr. McCain said were "simply an extended footnote to a well-known reading of recent history".

Wallace, the maximalist author of "Infinite Jest" and lover of the extended footnote, was such a fusser that when it came to the mechanics of editing, a suggestion to add or delete a comma could turn into a debate over the history of punctuation itself.

The politics of racial identification are slippery, and I think a 45-page paper about "mixed race adolescents" should devote more than a few paragraphs and an extended footnote to the topic.

Mr. Franzen annotates Kraus's fulminations in a series of extended footnotes.

While writing the book, my editor and I made certain decisions about how to present the material to a general audience — for example, I ended up cutting about 100 pages of historiographical analysis, extended footnotes and examples from the original manuscript, and inserted a list of main characters to help readers remember the basic profiles of the 13 featured women.

At the bottom of Smith's pages, one finds a great many extended, conversational footnotes.

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Footnotes extend the text; headnotes condense it.