Sentence examples for more than footnotes from inspiring English sources

These chilling points of contact are little more than footnotes to the history of Nazism.

But, in 2015, the artists' names that show up in the original "Grapefruit" appear as more than footnotes.

No crimes were committed, no diplomatic incidents suppressed, and the films that ensued — "Saludos Amigos" and "The Three Caballeros" — are little more than footnotes in the canon.

Given that Philadelphia has now traded five rotation players to acquire Butler and Harris, the inclusions of Marjanovic and Scott should be viewed as more than footnotes.

He's got a ticket to ride Primary colour The dwarf-killer Fearing Fort Bragg Best in show A useful piece of scream therapy ReprintsMost failed politicians are nothing more than footnotes.

His colleagues are leaving the faintest of imprints on the team and will probably become no more than footnotes in the club's history when United finally get their act together.

However, highlighting this story encourages the view that Gassendi deserves no more than footnote status and emphasizes, at least historically speaking, his role as the losing alternative.

Unfortunately, the movie, written and directed by Daniel Noah, is such a maudlin, ham-fisted dud, it deserves little more than footnote status.

What do you want?" In his review for the L.A. Times, Gary Goldstein didn't quite see things the same way, finding the film to be "such a maudlin, ham-fisted dud, it deserves little more than footnote status".

He included editorial commentary that was more substantial than footnotes.

"Serengeti Story" has more than 300 footnotes.