Sentence examples for little footnote from inspiring English sources

We added that convenient little footnote ourselves.

On the personal side, a little footnote.

That brings up an odd little footnote to the game's vast economic impact.

But a droll little footnote in a recent biography of Josef Vissarionovich Djugashvili -- you can call him Stalin -- set me straight.

Mr. Dawkins mentions that in the book, where it inspires a little footnote: "Who could not love dogs, they are such good sports?" (He likes funny footnotes.

They would get to this presidential campaign and there would be a little footnote saying that despite a totally outrageous marital history, Newt Gingrich won the presidential primary in one of the most socially conservative states in the country.

Her interceptions are like little footnotes, straightening the record.

Mr. Schrade, a close aide, was at Kennedy's side that night and was himself shot in the head in the rush of gunfire, a little remembered footnote to the assassination.

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RS: This is a little personal footnote that I keep bringing up here, because we're recording this at the University of Southern California, a great university, I must say, and where I teach.

It's a little-known footnote to both writers' careers.