Sentence examples for footnotes cite from inspiring English sources

(I say theoretically because many of the footnotes cite his own previous writings).

Bonus criticism of "Democracy in Chains": On Page 189, MacLean refers to the Federalist Society as being created "with inspiration from Ed Meese". Her footnotes cite two sources.

The bulk of the book is written thesis-style with hundreds of footnotes citing previously published materials.

If a prize were awarded to the academic who persuaded a major publisher to accept the most footnotes citing himself, Fuller would be a strong contender.

"Holy Cow: Beef in Indian Dietary Traditions," is a dry work of historiography buttressed by a 24-page bibliography and hundreds of footnotes citing ancient Sanskrit texts.

The publisher positions the work as a sympathetic rebuttal to Richard Ben Cramer's withering 2000 biography, "Joe DiMaggio: The Hero's Life," but with more than 30 footnotes citing that book, this one is more of an ad for it.

The dry and academic footnotes citing the latest psychological scholarship on homosexual behaviour (including one fictionalised report) are set in sharp contrast to the vibrant and complex character of Molina that they purport to explain.

As has been the case with several other Ambrose books that were recently discovered to have borrowed from other authors, the best-selling historian marks the passages with footnotes citing Lavender as the source, but does not put the words between quotation marks.

In addition, a footnote cited a column about Martin's death by Charles Blow in the New York Times.

The note ended with an asterisk that led to a footnote citing exactly which poems Olwyn Hughes had done work on.

That footnote cited a 1981 Supreme Court case, Rostker v. Goldberg, which stated that "perhaps in no other area has the Court accorded Congress greater deference" than in congressional authority "over national defense and military affairs," wrote Justice William Rehnquist.