Sentence examples for footnote on the from inspiring English sources

In one, I came out in a footnote on the seventh page, amid pompous but heartfelt quotations from Wallace Stevens: "The greatest poverty is not to live / In a physical world, to feel that one's desire / Is too difficult to tell from despair".

Comment on a footnote on the T.W.A.s fare table's new schedule.

"Justice Thomas joins all but Part IV of this opinion," a footnote on the first page informs us.

Another footnote on the same page explains that the title of this introductory chapter, "Exordium," means introduction.

The New Yorker, June 16 , 1945P. 15 Comment on a footnote on the T.W.A.s fare table's new schedule.

Sorry, Instagrammers, but you will not be posting shots of your steak or salad, because a footnote on the menu reads "Photography is not permitted".

Yet Mr. Freeh, according to a footnote on the last line of the 124-page report, agreed to postpone the lawsuit, "pending the completion of the mediation".

"The Children," with its portraits of destitute girls and boys peering mysteriously into the lens, is in a sense a footnote on the state of the world.

By Stanley Edgar Hyman and E. B. White The New Yorker, June 16 , 1945P. 15 Comment on a footnote on the T.W.A.s fare table's new schedule.

"A Failed Entertainment" was the working title for David Foster Wallace's "Infinite Jest"; James O. Incandenza is the hero of that book; and his "filmography" is an extensive footnote, on which the offerings in this installation — by twenty-two andists and filmmakers — are based.

David Denby offered "Six Footnotes on the Greatness of 'Lincoln.' " Richard Brody disagreed.