Sentence examples for full of footnotes from inspiring English sources

Of course, scholarly books are still full of footnotes.

It's full of footnotes, digressions and other distractions, so it rewards the time spent revisiting it.

These are literal translations, made leaden by detail – costumes, accents and affectations – full of footnotes for the scholars and superfans.

I remember getting the Portuguese edition of What a Carve Up!, and noticing that not only was it full of footnotes but every footnote said the same thing.

"The Evolution of God" is full of footnotes and the literature cited in them is consistently the literature one would hope for: heavy on scholarly studies and light on popular treatments.

See the dataset itself for the full set of footnotes.

It is inaccurate to bluntly affirm that the new draft Constitutional Treaty is "unreadable, full of cross references and footnotes".

Much of the story is in the footnotes -- full of girls, Johnny's picaresque travels, horrors.

The footnotes are full of strange facts: eel blood, for example, may have been the toxin secreted in the Borgias' notorious rings.

His footnotes are full of pleasingly small-scale exultations ("I like the internal rhymes here") and technical explanations ("The shift in slang — from talking about guns as tools to break things to talking about shooting as blazing — matches the shift in tone"); at one point, he pauses to quote a passage from "Book of Rhymes" in which Bradley praises his use of homonyms.

His footnotes are full of pleasingly small-scale exultations ("I like the internal rhymes here") and technical explanations ("The shift in slang from talking about guns as tools to break things to talking about shooting as blazing matches the shift in tone"); at one point, he pauses to quote a passage from "Book of Rhymes" in which Bradley praises his use of homonyms.