Sentence examples for footnote this from inspiring English sources

One footnote: this is only one of two Ibsen-theme shows in the Fringe.

The latter's contribution attracts a footnote: "This remark is too ludicrous to require comment".

Footnote: This is the only first-round series that will be played entirely on artificial turf.

Thanks for your help · Footnote: This email was originally transcribed with English spellings standardised for a British audience.

(Footnote: this was before second-wave feminism. It was before widespread birth control. It was before mini-skirts.

Like "Footnote," this documentary, telling the story of a specific parking lot in Charlottesville, Va., chose a world that is neither visually stimulating nor overtly exciting.

Clocking in at nearly 1,700 pages, including 70 just for the footnotes, this tome has been hailed as "magisterial" and is already being held up as the standard reference work on Christianity's first and, arguably foremost, theologian.

Sometimes, as indicated in the footnotes, this involved removing multiple terms and reversing the interaction factor transformation to get a biologically interpretable result.

In a Poisson model (see equations in figures footnotes), this increase in absolute numbers was significant (all coefficients P < 0.01) and exponential.

The story of Melania Trump's old nude photos, and their odd blossoming into a fable of the trials of immigration, will probably remain as a footnote to this bizarre Presidential campaign, though footnotes to this campaign are rather like footnotes to "Finnegans Wake": the text itself is so confounding that there isn't a sentence that might not call for one.

A sad footnote to this history of extreme repetition: I wish this essay, as its title suggests, were indeed the war piece to end all war pieces.