Sentence examples for footnote to it from inspiring English sources

A period's art is also its history book and Zimmermann's music a clarion footnote to it.

The Israeli leader needs to make up his mind whether he wants to make history or once again be a footnote to it.

In all, Mr. Walsh's recommendations section runs to more than 800 words, nearly all of it taken verbatim from the Carnegie paper, without any footnote to it.

Smart companies, founders, and investors that recognize this have a far better shot at making history, rather than running the risk of becoming a footnote to it.

To restore sustainable growth, it said in an extraordinary footnote to its policy changes this week, it is essential to reform the financial system, the economy and industry.

Inspired by a footnote to history, it imagines the relationship that might have developed between Frau Hess, the stylish blond wife of Rudolf Hess, a deputy führer, and Isaac Joel Leffertthe the gardener released from a concentration camp by her friend Heinrich Himmler to work at her home after her own gardener was drafted.

Perhaps a better alternative would be "Arsenal goal-stander", or "Arsenal goal-curator", or simply a footnote to make it clear that "keeper" is being used in the same sense as "park keeper" or "game keeper", to denote someone who tends and oversees, who puts the towels in the corner and stamps down divots.

Although a footnote to history, it underscores the need to examine every option thoroughly, ask the right questions, and get answers.

Legal tech holds tremendous potential, but its efficacy is a footnote to the culture it operates in and the business models from which it is deployed.

However, it is not entirely certain if one should ascribe the "maxim" in the footnote to Hume because it is offered in the voice of a "friend," who is pretending to be Epicurus.

"Indeed, in the intelligence analyst's footnote to the report, it was flagged up that part of the report probably describing some missiles that the Iraqi government allegedly possessed was demonstrably untrue.