Sentence examples for form of footnotes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Liebling's defense appears in the form of footnotes.

In 1692, Samuel Clarke published his own Latin edition of the text, which incorporates his and Le Grand's commentary in the form of footnotes.

Notebook and tablet computers, for the most part, substitute for handwritten class notes, which now take the form of footnotes entered directly into the lecturer's presentation (which has been made available and downloaded before class).

In Chicago style, the in-text citations take the form of footnotes at the bottom of the page (or at the end of the paper).

For each of these, Lee provides not only a full transcript but a parallel narrative in the form of exhaustive footnotes, the longest of which stretches to three and a half pages.

Follow an in-text quote with a footnote if you are using a standard Chicago Style form of reference that includes footnotes instead of a Bibliography page.

It is a unique novel – taking the form of hundreds of pages of footnotes to a 999-line epoempoem in rhyming couplets.

Characterized by its publicist as "a perfect satirical break for this tense news cycle," the conceit of the book — arranging the most incoherent statements of the President into the form of free verse, and footnoting them with earnest scholarly remarks — is simple.

Grafton touts the French philosopher Pierre Bayle, whose "Historical and Critical Dictionary," published in the sixteen-nineties, sometimes used its explosion of footnotes as an intricate and sophisticated form of argument, as an early virtuoso of the form.

Of course, scholarly books are still full of footnotes.

In some corporate and academic situations, you may need to explicitly reference your evidence in the text of your problem statement, while in other situations, it may be enough to simply use a footnote or another form of shorthand for your citations.