Sentence examples for footnotes that from inspiring English sources

It was the footnotes that made the difference, though.

It is the footnotes that contain the juiciest vignettes.

("The Blaze of Truth" includes footnotes that explain tricky syntax and unusual rhyme schemes).

The novel has anxious footnotes that indicate where it departs from the "truth" of the diary.

(There are also 1,032 footnotes that serve Simmons as his rimshots and his extended explanations).

I like, too, that some of these nonfiction books offer electronic footnotes that take you straight to a source.

But the project is covered with footnotes that assert that it does not represent the position of the participants.

He was known for endlessly fracturing narratives and for stem-winding sentences adorned with footnotes that were themselves stem-winders.

It includes a long introduction and countless footnotes that point out the many flaws in Hitler's arguments.

"If a lot of that information is in the footnotes, that is a bad sign," Ms. Rutledge said.

Scholars' footnotes that accompany Zelda's letters from 1930 identify Lucienne simply as "a ballerina at the studio".