Sentence examples for footnote explaining that from inspiring English sources
There was a vague footnote explaining that the State Department had doubts.
Then, at the back of Edmund Morris's "Dutch," I found a footnote explaining that the role supposedly waiting for Reagan was that of Victor Laszlo.
Indeed, in a sample "Itinerary in Congreve's London," reprinted in the theater's program, a footnote explains that the true man about town never left home without a phrase book of jottings -- "scraps of wisdom and wit".
A footnote explains that "4G LTE" is supported only on certain networks in the United States and Canada.
Some entries about rival gangs include meticulous asterisks and footnotes explaining that "there is a question of accuracy regarding this information pending further investigation".
Without an explicit footnote explaining this context, the FAO approach is scientifically dubious.
There is no title (I understand that the first 3 lines sort of serve the purpose of the title, but it is certainly not the title and they contain errors - see comment 1d) and no footnote explaining it.
Catholics who find themselves in such situations, the footnote explains, might be helped along by the very sacraments that their transgressions would typically bar them from receiving.
Footnote explains the difficult American expression.
A footnote explains why sportsmen do not shirk enough, overinvesting in their skills.
"When the jurors were writing, the Civil Rights Act outlawing discrimination was still three years away," the footnote explained.
