Sentence examples for influential footnote from inspiring English sources

Purdy advocates an approach to judicial review that tracks a famous, extraordinarily influential footnote in United States v. Carolene Products (1938).

He denounced as constitutionally illegitimate the framework for constitutional decision-making that is associated with an enormously influential footnote in the 1938 case of U.S. v. Carolene Products and which has become central to constitutional review.

In particular a book that he refers to in a simple footnote but which was very influential on his thinking: Primitive Negro Sculpture by Paul Guillaume and Thomas Munro, published in the US in 1926 and translated into French in 1929.

"Code" describes how women engineers, including Ada Lovelace and Grace Hopper, were influential in the early years of computer science, but have become footnotes in an official history that privileges the work of male engineers.

Deford stops along the way to offer worthwhile encomiums to a handful of notable figures, including the pioneering scribe Grantland Rice — sportswriters being, as Deford points out in one of many wry footnotes, the only journalists ever called scribes anymore — and Andre Laguerre, the influential managing editor of Sports Illustrated, who figured prominently in Deford's own career.

Instead, one of the world's busiest and most influential software engineers — Peter Norvig, the director of research at Google — wrote an eight thousand four hundred word blog post, extensively footnoted, critiquing Chomsky's remark.

A footnote.

Footnote over.

One footnote.

remains influential".

[see footnote].