Sentence examples for in one footnote from inspiring English sources
"In my 20 years of doing oversight work," Bromwich noted in one footnote, "I have never before had the entity over which I was exercising oversight unilaterally dictate who could be interviewed, even in those instances in which I have dealt with very sensitive matters".
One footnote on "swag," in its original banished meaning (free stuff): being of Germanic ancestry, I've always used either the pronunciation "shwag" (or even "schwag") because it sounds better to my ears.
A dissent last month by a justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, in seven quatrains and one footnote, drew a sharp response from two colleagues.
The researchers concluded that the popularity of national brands probably eliminates any regional variation in sodium consumption via packaged foods, but they did add one footnote: Apparently people in the South Atlantic and East North Central regions enjoy American cheese and "cheese product" more than folks in the Pacific region.
To open his new album, Sweatshirt samples a 1962 James Baldwin lecture on the role of the artist in contemporary society, and in one opening footnote reveals the depth of his curiosities.
"Defendant Papadopoulos later learned that the Female Russian National was not in fact a relative of President Putin," one footnote says.
One footnote: this is only one of two Ibsen-theme shows in the Fringe.
One footnote about "The Number": don't skip the footnotes.
Many indie authors will find their novels listed in one of the footnotes, particularly those who appeared on my interview blog, The Wizard's Cauldron, and there are three pages of footnotes listing imaginary books from imaginary authors.
There was an echo in one of the footnotes to The Waste Land, when TS Eliot quotes the now largely forgotten idealist philosopher FH Bradley: "My external sensations are no less private to my self than are my thoughts or my feelings.
