Sentence examples for in footnotes that from inspiring English sources

Dyer's characteristic blend of fitful but astute scholarship, witty irreverence, and autobiographical digression (in footnotes that creep up the page) is here devoted to "summarizing the action of a film almost devoid of action".

Yet the Families USA report mentions comparable generics–in footnotes that require a microscope to read.

Certain characters speak to Thursday in footnotes that other characters can't hear.

All this is amusing; but the book's editor, Joelle Biele, has crammed in footnotes that record every comma the editors introduced, or failed to introduce, or asked the gods of punctuation for permission to introduce.

"If a lot of that information is in the footnotes, that is a bad sign," Ms. Rutledge said.

Use an abbreviated version of the source in subsequent footnotes that have the same source.

The matter first came to shareholders' attention in a company earnings release in March in a footnote that said certain subsidiaries of the company were co-borrowers with companies owned by the Rigas family for borrowing up to $5.63 billion.

Johnson's report argues in its footnotes that the text could well be about the Clinton probe because Justice Department official Stephen E. Boyd had told the committee that the DOJ would redact personal text messages and text messages relating to other investigations.

This technology also identifies key data points hidden in the footnotes that other databases do not capture.

"If they don't put it in a footnote, that is in my opinion not good disclosure".

This opinion was bolstered by a statement in the report (in a footnote) that feeding the centrifuge cascades with its input uranium hexafluoride was stopped on November 16.