Sentence examples for for its footnotes from inspiring English sources

I'll take Grafton and Zerby's word for it that John Hodgson's mighty "History of Northumberland," published a century and a half later, is at least worth flipping through for its footnotes on footnotes on footnotes, including one traversing 165 pages.

Previously, Coke estimated the value of options, for its footnote disclosure, based on the Black-Scholes model.

For all its footnotes, the report got it wrong, mostly by misquoting and misinterpreting studies that examine the impact of a wide variety of anti-poverty programs.

Considered a masterpiece by many critics, it was also criticized by academics for its lack of footnotes and other scholarly conventions.

In Mr. Faggen's version a phrase from the notebooks is rendered as "Sog Magog Mempleremagog," and is footnoted for its source in the Book of Ezekiel.

The musical itself became something of a footnote, more revered for its status as a stormy passage in theatrical (and social) history than performed.

Equally puzzling is that the book's footnotes give no references for its most startling contentions.

If ever a movie cried out for footnotes, it's this one.

"The Innovator's Solution" is a box of bonbons for readers with a sweet tooth for footnotes.

He derides academics for providing footnotes to "prove earnestness".

The power of Mr. Garner's name has lent credibility to the movement for "citational footnotes".