Sentence examples for footnote of a from inspiring English sources

The play was inspired by a footnote of a fact: Welles (played here by Jeff Still) was to have directed Olivier John Juddd) and Ms. Plowright (Sarah Wellington) in Ionesco's "Rhinoceros" in 1960.

"This really big idea [the digital camera], got shoehorned into a footnote of a footnote of a footnote as it traveled up the chain of command.

Or, if another war morphs itself into the splitting of atoms, all this war waging in the world of the Muslim may only be a footnote of a larger news article related to this other war.

No longer the unloved footnote of an author's oeuvre, short stories are (perhaps) on their way to being restored to their former position of Chekhovian (or Hemmingwayian, although that's harder to say) dignity.

The Pandits' story is one of the tragic and often overlooked footnotes of a conflict that has claimed perhaps 60,000 lives.

After all, isn't being extra aware and attentive and thoughtful about one's food part of what distinguishes a real gourmet?" His remarkable novel Infinite Jest (1,000 pages, 100 of them footnotes of a sort) demonstrated similar virtues.

They also talk of providing "timely and complete information" about frequent-flier restrictions and other details, without saying whether the information will appear in the footnotes of a little-read document or more prominently in a monthly mailing, for example.

Mr. Mnookin traces out all these separate threads (with the footnotes of a true scholar), even venturing away from the tangle long enough to explain how scientists are trained to think about causation and how profoundly this measured approach is bound to infuriate a distraught parent with a suddenly altered child.

Sometimes notice of a program fee would show up in the footnotes of a PDF file on the bursar's office website.

Blogger Jeffrey Kaye also discovered details about Zuley's role in Slahi's interrogation buried in the footnotes of a 2009 Senate Armed Services Committee report that probed the treatment of detainees in custody of the US military.

In what will become a footnote of Grand Old Party history, a weak showing for the one-time front runner to challenge Mr Romney, and Tea Party favourite, Michele Bachmann, prompted the congresswoman to quit the contest entirely.