Sentence examples for important footnotes from inspiring English sources

The two small Eakinses in the Smith College collection are important footnotes to that show.

The chart includes some plans that are closed to new entrants, important footnotes on the Virginia and West Virginia plans and information on Texas, which is its own special case.

New York has produced 11 vice presidents, and two figure in important footnotes: Nelson A. Rockefeller, a former governor of New York, was vice president for 25 months in the 1970s — but he was appointed, not elected.

There are a couple of important footnotes in these kinds of situations.

That's largely what we found (with a few important footnotes) when we drove the V70R and S60R at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, where both road and oval portions of the track were available for use.

This unfortunate trend developed despite the important footnotes added by Schrödinger himself, in which he stressed that his physicist colleagues disagreed with his own view of life as a constant fight against the general trend of entropy increase (Schrödinger, 1945).

But it added an important footnote to the message.

"Long live the United States," he said, before adding the important footnote, one every marine knows.

The point is noteworthy because that's long been called the most important footnote in constitutional law.

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And it pleases me immensely that when future historians look back on the liberation of copyright, a small but important footnote in the story will involve the BBC interviewing a man wearing a large cardboard cassette on his head.