Sentence examples for notes appended from inspiring English sources
Wiki gives us the rundown (with editor's notes appended in brackets).
In notes appended to "Mortality," Hitchens observes: "Always prided myself on my reasoning faculty and my stoic materialism.
An extensive body of notes appended to the book provides vital geographical and political context to the piece.
Flaubert, after reading Pushkin in French, turned to Turgenev and announced, "He's insipid, your poet". There are many translations of "Eugene Onegin". Some are quite decent, and one is perverse: Vladimir Nabokov's relentlessly accurate version with superb notes appended.
At issue (and one gathers this as much from Wallace's notes, appended to the text, as from the narrative itself) is an intra-service fight over increasing automation, and the question of whether the IRS should be an organisation in which morally competent human beings enforce civic virtue, or just a money-making business in which machines process paperwork for maximum revenue.
According to notes appended to his draft of the Franck bibliography, Platzman never was satisfied that the bibliography was comprehensive.
A note appended to the meatballs in the walk-in when they're ready to be served.
In a note appended to an alternate version of the story, Kerouac explained that its purpose was to correct the public perception of football players.
A correction should appear in the text of the online article, with a note appended to inform readers of the change.
But then, underneath in blue letters, I found the following note appended: "We are not currently processing any deposits or any withdrawal requests through our Icesave Internet accounts.
