Sentence examples for footnotes from a from inspiring English sources

Because footnotes from a Kindle edition have been a nightmare.

But the first edition, published last year, was troubled by allegations of plagiarism, with the Washington Post identifying "at least a dozen passages borrowed without attribution, or footnotes, from a variety of websites".

But citing a legal footnote from a recent State Supreme Court decision, Judge Weisberg found that the argument did not apply because the brothers -- not the parents -- initiated the final physical confrontation.

Webb's idea to put flesh and bones on these four footnotes from history is a good one, if only he hadn't treated it as an episode of Men Behaving Badly as jointly written by Catherine Cookson and Jean-Paul Sartre.

It is a superficial account, drawn mostly, to judge by the footnotes, from reference books, though interspersed with a few anecdotes (and too many trivial mistakes).

The word "algebra," De Morgan said in one of his footnotes, comes from an Arabic phrase he transliterated as "al jebr e al mokabala," meaning restoration and reduction.

The illustrator Bob Eckstein has a new book, "Footnotes from the World's Greatest Bookstores".

She returned, for help with the details, to her teenage journals, excerpts of which appear in the book with a series of self-belittling footnotes from Schumer.

A clever and controversial analysis with 68 pages of footnotes from the author's trove of reading and reporting.The Blunders of Our Governments.

As it loops round, the novel hints at the raw material of its composition, with footnotes from interviewed sources, also revealing how truth is exposed or masked in a "kaleidoscope of overlapping rumours".

Read bibliographies and footnotes from relevant work and follow those leads.