Sentence examples for need a footnote from inspiring English sources

You may or may not need a footnote (or have these in the footnote), depending on your organization's preferences.

Even a true‑crime thriller occasionally needs a footnote or two.

Only one entry in this selection needs a footnote: the caption reads "I'm sorry, Jim, I love you but I hate Vermont".

They are not necessarily those of its chapter headings: when Mr. Taleb titles a chapter "The Ludic Fallacy and Domain Dependence" he needs a footnote to explain what both terms mean.

That iconic image of this African wild cat needs a footnote.

Such books make enlightening historical foot notes, even if they themselves are occasionally in need of a footnote or two.

Still, Read the Footnotes needs a good effort in the mile-and-a-sixteenth Fountain of Youth to show there was nothing fluky about his 2-year-old success.

There is an attitude among Christians that "what's mine is yours," that you don't necessarily need to footnote Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I have a dream," he said.

He added, "I needed a drink after going through all your footnotes".

But I guess you don't need footnotes for a rant.

You learn more about the life of Shawn and Kincaid (and nothing you don't need to know) in a footnote in "About Town," the history of The New Yorker by Ben Yagoda, than in the whole of "Wish I Could Be There".