Sentence examples similar to footnotes 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.

It has been said that all western philosophy is a series of footnotes to Plato; it would hardly be an exaggeration to say that all modern vampire fiction is haunted by Dracula.

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.

We need to change that". Henriques invested considerable time in research and interviews for the book, and she has nearly 100 pages of footnotes to prove it.

What Christian nationalist historical revisionists like Barton do to make lies like this seem plausible is to cite Indian treaties in their footnotes to make it look like they have actual sources for such claims.

"Now what this means, if we take a moment to listen, is the prime minister of Australia believes the fair go is conditional: it has some footnotes attached to it.

You don't need footnotes to understand why it's so funny".

These trail blazers are the first step in what will likely be a prolonged effort toward redefining an observance that needs way too many asterisks and footnotes to justify why it is still celebrated.