Sentence examples for his footnotes from inspiring English sources

Based on his footnotes, four books in particular were sources.

In his footnotes, Mr. Snicket remarks: "The word 'monster' automatically makes a poem more interesting".

His footnotes betray a hint of George Eliot's pedant Casaubon: "Quotations have been transposed to compress and strengthen Schumpeter's description.

Washburn's scholarship is certainly profound, and he tells us a great deal more in his footnotes than Seidensticker does.

Morris argues that he did (here, as elsewhere, his footnotes are worth reading).

His footnotes may be bursting … with references to other biographies; but when Lewisohn challenges the rest … I'm with Lewisohn".

The question, I suppose, is how many more primaries Trump has to lose before she deems it safe to let him roam free without his footnote.

His footnote to the denunciation of adultery as murder in "Middlemarch" hazards that nowadays it might serve as a mercy killing to a hopelessly ailing marriage.

(Among Bailey's virtues as a biographer is steady common sense: in his footnote he says that this Cheever-retailed family legend "smacks of mythology").

He quotes a Scottish headmaster who doubts the importance of training in handwriting and his footnote performs a tizzy of exasperation.

Hume also treats resistance in his footnote to the EHU, Section 7.1.15.