Sentence examples for factual footnotes from inspiring English sources
Trump's greatest challenge is, of course, whether he can pull the ego mania back and present his material with specific substance, factual footnotes, and a much more quiet confidence.
To be sure, it is a minor factual footnote in a larger story of commendable actions by several of the city's sworn emergency responders.
But her book has no footnotes, and some factual assertions are unsubstantiated: for example that more than 7,000 madrasas, or Islamic schools, "quickly sprang up" during the Afghan jihad years in Baluchistan alone.
Less than a week later, USC's attorneys pushed back in a court filing that said Sarkisian's arguments against arbitration relied on "factual and legal mischaracterizations". And in a not-so-subtle footnote, the filing said the private nature of arbitration would benefit the coach.
Perhaps they should take some tips from Stephen Colbert and footnote their remarks with "Not intended to be a factual statement".
Aides to Mr. Trump, who has faced criticism throughout the race for factual exaggerations and outright falsehoods, circulated a copy of the speech with 128 footnotes documenting its claims.
Despite its many footnotes and its claim to be meticulously researched in long-ignored archives, "Medical Apartheid" is suffused with undocumented assertions and factual errors.
But a footnote in the papers filed by prosecutors says that the recommendation for dismissal "does not purport to make factual findings".
("The footnotes! The footnotes!").
Indeed, in a footnote, the assistant district attorneys handling the case, Joan Illuzzi-Orbon Illuzzi-Orbon and John McConnellhe motion explained the basis for their request that the charges be dismissed, but made no factual findings.
