Sentence examples for need to footnote from inspiring English sources
This would be pretty amusing even if the author didn't feel the need to footnote "pastoral" with a nod to the critic William Empson.
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.
Not needing to footnote that Italy wound up on the other side in World War II, Lasorda recalled how "the Germans put all these guns up in the hills in Tollo, where my father came from, 12 miles from Pescara.
"We tried it both ways and it turned out the same," Kelly said with a smile, not needing to footnote that the Bills lost all four Super Bowls from 1991 through 1994.
Campaign speeches don't need to come footnoted.
I know how to footnote things.
Refer to footnote 4 in Table 2.
If you feel a need to, go ahead and footnote the story of the revelation of the Koran to Muhammad by the angel Gabriel with the explanation to your children that this is what Muslims believe.
If you find yourself with lots of extra information you need to put into footnotes, consider finding a place for it in the text, or otherwise revising the article or essay to account for it.
Even so, Mr. Malow finds he sometimes needs to add footnotes.
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".
