Sentence examples for hardly a footnote from inspiring English sources

In time they were "hardly a footnote in most books on the civil rights movement," Mr. Hill said.

In the chronicles of New York City firefighting, the things that happened at 315 Livonia Avenue in Brooklyn yesterday will hardly warrant a footnote.

In Millwall's long and troubled history the crowd incident which led to a 20 minute hold-up here will hardly merit a footnote but a few idiots still tarnished what should have been a day to celebrate earning promotion.

"That was just a footnote".

That's barely a footnote.

At first it was just a footnote.

The Arab Awakening is barely a footnote.

In the annals of China's accident-prone mining industry, the fatal ignition of explosives in a gold tunnel on June 22 hardly seemed worth a footnote -- at first, anyway.

This soapy story becomes, outrageously, more important than anything else: Henry's break with Rome is hardly more than a footnote or afterthought in the hissy-fit world of Tudor shagging.

It was just buried in a footnote.

Spender's poetry is best read as a footnote and adjunct to these other achievements; but this is hardly to condemn.