Sentence examples for has been a footnote from inspiring English sources

He has been a footnote, albeit an important one.

"China's solar market has been a footnote in global demand, and not even a footnote in China's overall energy mix," according to a recent report by analysts at CLSA, a brokerage firm based in Hong Kong.

Brookner's fiction to date has been a footnote to a famous speech in The Ambassadors (a footnote by now perhaps 5,000 pages long): 'Live all you can; it's a mistake not to' - a call for passionate engagement emerging from the depths of an armchair.

Until now, her story has been a footnote to Huston history.

The project would have been a footnote to the center's life had Justin not lost his.

Indeed, without that partnership, Mr. Bush would surely have been a footnote in Texas high-school civics texts.

In addition, the base location was at the heart of this article, according to Dean Baquet, the managing editor, while previously it had been "a footnote".

More likely, it would have been a footnote, filed alongside Analyze This, the dumb comedy with a broadly similar wiseguy on the couch premise.

(Shouldn't there have been a footnote crediting Barack Obama with that line?) In 1985, when he was a backbencher in the Reagan G.O.P., to put it generously: "I want to shift the entire planet.

In fact, had he died at the age of 50, he would have been a footnote in movie history, and known as SP Eagle, the name he adopted shortly after arriving in Hollywood and only abandoned in 1954.

Without the wonder of his writings, he would have been a footnote in other books about a time of tumult and wondrous creativity.We know him because of writing, not because of his life.