Sentence examples for it is a footnote from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is a footnote.

It is a footnote in history now.

And, just as each new dance represents a new chapter, each performance of that dance is a mini-chapter, and everything that occurs in it is a footnote to the past.

BY NOW it is a footnote, but Kofi Annan, the UN secretary-general, has at last published his report on last April's battle at Jenin, the West Bank refugee camp where the Palestinians accused Israel of massacring up to 500 civilians.

"In some respects, it's a footnote now".

The Tigers took the game, 10-3, but it was a footnote to the legendary homer.

"The View" labeled the get as a historic precedent, but if so, it's a footnote at best.

On another day his 57 from 27 balls would have been headline material; here it was a footnote.

But is it the harbinger of a new species of four-door Porsches, or will it be a footnote in the history of a notable sports car maker?

Lund is willing to discuss the issue, but he would rather that it be a footnote, not the main bullet point in his biography.

I really didn't know what it was, I thought it was a footnote or maybe a story, perhaps a poem€ and then I realised it was exactly what I'd been looking for all along.