Sentence examples similar to inserting a footnote from inspiring English sources

In the passage relating to Mr. Bart, it inserted a footnote: "The material to which Ovitz refers was faxed to him at his request after the edition of weekly Variety had gone to press.

This might actually be a useful step, and the American Physical Society is discussing allowing the authors of a paper to insert a footnote describing each author's role.

Amidst this argument against crude naturalism, Hume inserts a footnote in the 1754 edition, wherein he writes: "I am apt to suspect the negroes and in general all the other species of men (for there are four or five different kinds) to be naturally inferior to whites.

According to Murphy, Multnomah has also inserted a footnote with attribution in Groeschel's text, although Groeschel never admitted to lacking earlier attribution, maintaining the content was his.

You click at the end of the sentence after the period and insert a footnote.

For an in-text citation, click at the end of the sentence you want to cite, and insert a footnote using your document editing software.

To avoid misinterpretation, we have retained the original answer options and inserted a respective comment into the footnotes of Table  1.

Just insert a name.

… Nobody was ever more justly hanged" – Hawthorne inserts this footnote: "Can it be a son of old Massachusetts who utters this abominable sentiment?

Since his own view was that the death penalty for juveniles was unconstitutional, it is highly likely that he inserted that footnote to assure Justices Anthony M. Kennedy and Sandra Day O'Connor, both of whom joined the 6-to-3 majority, that the retardation decision did not foreordain a similar outcome for juveniles.

Select the Type tool from the Tools palette and click the point where you would like to insert the footnote's in-text reference.