Sentence examples for footnotes on the from inspiring English sources

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

Readers will be able to highlight a word, a sentence or a paragraph and add notes that will be integrated as footnotes on the text.

The chart includes some plans that are closed to new entrants, important footnotes on the Virginia and West Virginia plans and information on Texas, which is its own special case.

"There are no esoteric psychiatrist dialogues, dead preachments or leaden footnotes on the living pages of this book," Iceberg Slim wrote in the introduction to his 1969 book, "Mama Black Widow".

His brilliant commentary, in footnotes on the bottom half of each page, draws on insights from the rabbis as well as modern scholars, adding depth to his own readings.

Only put footnotes on the page where their correlating superscripts are.

The handwritten journal gives a sense of the author's presence, but the following typeset transcription spares the reader's eyes, offering informative footnotes on whaling, the Arctic and the life of Doyle.

"What is it in our culture that has led to this fascination with shoes?" Ms. Benstock and Ms. Ferriss ask in the introduction to "Footnotes: On Shoes," the collection of essays they edited, which appears this month from Rutgers University Press.

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.