Sentence examples for merely a footnote from inspiring English sources

As a performer, however, she is here merely a footnote to her colleagues.

That would present an opportunity to showcase the work of someone who is, for now, merely a footnote.

A goalless draw with the Costa Ricans, who had sealed England's fate by stunning Italy, was merely a footnote.

But on this night, the case of the inexplicable scorecard was merely a footnote to a fight that was, for better or for worse, rather straightforward.

It may be merely a footnote to a national calamity, but the collapse of the World Trade Center's two towers ended an era in New York City dining.

"We are in danger of being swamped by Asians," she said in her maiden speech in Canberra.Mrs Hanson and her party have already become merely a footnote of history.

"Mommy?" doesn't feel merely like a footnote to Sendak's remarkable body of work; it's a masterpiece of the genre, and it's got a force all its own.

For all of the sound and fury displayed by IBM, it appears that the Madison Project could merely be a footnote in the historic metamorphosis of the recording industry.

After a triumph that earned the Serb a third title at the All England Club and a ninth major in all, that may seem merely a statistical footnote.

"In-i" is merely a lightweight footnote to her career, and less admirable in real artistry than her stage acting in "Naked".

Last year MCC Theater exhumed the flop musical "Carrie" from her fiery grave, in the hopes that a more serious-minded, scaled-down production would prove the musical to be not merely a camp footnote in Broadway history but a respectable show.