Sentence examples for learned footnotes from inspiring English sources

She is not unaware of this, as her learned footnotes demonstrate.

In "If Not, Winter," Ms. Carson's learned footnotes constitute their own poetry.

He supplies his tale with learned footnotes, and there is a detached, quasi-scientific manner to much of the writing (see Mérimée's novella).

It was a joke, but a serious one: half schoolboy prank, half learned footnote.

If you like growth stocks, you had better learn how to read footnotes.

See footnotes in Table  1.

When Olivier Meslay, the French-born associate director of curatorial affairs at the Dallas Museum of Art, first learned of this historical footnote, he sensed a unique opportunity for a new exhibit.

When you click on vangoghbiography.com, you learn that the footnotes have expanded to "more than 6,000 typewritten pages".

However, the number of students who failed one or more modules (see footnote to Table  1) indicates these students' learning was not uniformly effective.

A footnote: The architects learned that Rudolph Valentino is not actually buried in Green-Wood Cemetery. Green-Wood Cemetery

Seventy-four pages later, we learn in a footnote that Lucy Partington's body was found with rope, packing tape, and "two hairgrips".