Sentence examples for footnote meaning from inspiring English sources
One odd footnote, meaning who-knows-what?: the story's most evil character happens to subscribe to The Nation.
Let me interrupt here to footnote the meaning and etymology of goo-goo, which some may mistakenly take as akin to "gooey".
The name used by Saruman's henchmen for their diminished leader is said in a footnote to the final text to be derived from an Orkish term meaning "old man".
Footnotes Mean (Standard Deviation).
The word "algebra," De Morgan said in one of his footnotes, comes from an Arabic phrase he transliterated as "al jebr e al mokabala," meaning restoration and reduction.
"Diet" comes from the Greek word diaita, meaning a sensible way of life [see footnote], and a far cry from the fad weight-loss plans we wrestle with now.
Top-scorer Jackson Martinez netted a second for Porto after the break, meaning Danilo's red card for the Dragons and Benfica's 3-1 win over relegated Moreirense, thanks to two goals by Lima, were little more than footnotes.
Footnotes explain the meaning of such arcane acronyms as "QED" and "QPR".
I think one can view the entire work of Jacques Lacan as an attempt to work out the meaning of this footnote.
The discussion will be complemented by a display of correspondence, corrected proofs and other papers from the Harry Ransom Center's archive that will help unlock verse whose footnotes alone can address the meaning of life.
