Sentence examples for from footnote from inspiring English sources

I'm reading from footnote 16 of the Florida Supreme Court's opinion.

The text above is from Footnote 442, concerning whether actionable intelligence was obtained from Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (KSM), the alleged facilitator of the 9/11 attacks.

As a piece of intellectual property, Rosenfeld, one of the smaller lights of modern Jewish literature and cultural criticism, has always tended to fluctuate in value from footnote to fat paragraph.

The books referenced in that book's bibliography will themselves be available, and so you can hop through the library in the same way we hop through Web links, traveling from footnote to footnote to footnote until you reach the bottom of things.

2- Includes the covariates from footnote "1" and headache attack frequency per month.

A similar point applies to the group theory example from footnote 31.

The nominees in that category are "Bullhead," from Belgium; "Footnote," from Israel; "In Darkness," from Poland; Monsieur Lazhar," from Canada; and "A Separation," from Iran.

Go to Article from Footnoted.org ».

A weeks-long Guardian investigation, unraveled from footnotes in Slahi's memoir and involving thousands of police and court documents plus interviews with two dozen veterans of both Guantánamo Bay and Chicago criminal justice, complicates that history.

F, according to Outcome Measures in Rheumatology (OMERACT) definitions, but not clear from footnotes which definitions have been used.

You can look forward to Alexander Payne's The Descendants with George Clooney, Rodridgo Garcia's Albert Nobbs with Glenn Close, Michel Hazanavicius's silent-film homage The Artist, and some stunning foreign-language films: A Separation, from Iran; Footnote, from Israel; and Agnieszka Holland's In Darkness, from Poland.