Her amply footnoted book skillfully puts Anning's work into the scientific and sociological context.
He wrote a footnoted book on Matthew Arnold and a belletristic one on E. M. Forster, along with a novel and a few short stories.
The number-heavy and footnoted book, which was made available to The New York Times, underscores Mr. Gore's determination to supply specifics in his policy proposals.
I have been writing and teaching about terrorism for more than 30 years and devoted seven months to writing this well-documented (30 pages of footnotes) book published by a well-respected academic press (Yale University).
Visitors to the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association this winter were treated to the spectacle of tenured professors, presumably careful readers all, lining up before a microphone to denounce or defend a very long and heavily footnoted book most of them had bought only a day or two before.
This is an incredibly well-researched and footnoted book.
Over the past two decades, a number of leaden, heavily footnoted books have been written about the real Steve Jobs, chronicling the rise, fall and resurrection of this mock-turtleneck-clad figure.
The fact is, bulk sales aren't unheard of, and the Times has been known to footnote a book entry when bulk sales may have bolstered the total: the paper places a little glyph of a tiny dagger next to the entry, flagging it with a sharp-edged asterisk. .
It may be easier for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven than for an 800-page, heavily footnoted scholarly book about early Christianity to enter the best-seller list.
An arresting, peculiar, amply footnoted little book that deals, in Q. and A. form, with issues like "What are the most common forms of physical torture?"; by a Times reporter who has covered several wars.
