Sentence examples for need of a footnote from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

The government was accused by Help the Aged of neglecting older people, whose needs "barely registered a footnote" in the new legislative programme.

"This really big idea [the digital camera], got shoehorned into a footnote of a footnote of a footnote as it traveled up the chain of command.

To see the contents of a footnote or an endnote, double-click on the reference mark.

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

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.

Their unquestioning acceptance of a hardboiled ethos was a vestige of a departed way of life, as much in need of footnotes as Quixotic chivalry or Victorian chastity.

Your footnote will appear at the cursor, so place the cursor at the end of the text that you want to create a footnote reference for.

The substance of human existence is argument, and each of us has a footnote to contribute.