Sentence examples for of the footnote from inspiring English sources

Even the Kindle edition of Zerby's history of the footnote is now full of endnotes instead.

The Warren Court, which followed the principles of the footnote to make democracy more effective and robust, ended in 1969.

Dr. Myers, who once called herself "the grand old queen of the footnote," published more than 75 scholarly articles.

The image of the footnote, below, gives a sense of both the scope of what went wrong and what we still don't know; it is riddled with redactions.

(This is not, as the newspaper Die Zeit points out, an easy job, as "the 'Führer' was no fan of the footnote").

For the first time I have needed a research assistant, for the first time grappled with the art of the footnote.

In one passage — a sort of footnote to the footnote — Janzen records the impressions of a marine biologist who attended the November 18th negotiations between Flemming and Big Cranberry.

Overshadowed is Williams's conquest, completed on an overcast, raw day — a last-day-of-the-season footnote.

One of them focuses on the expression 'degrees of belief' in the footnote.

A random search of Asian Grade suggests, moreover, that most papers there are not of the footnote-heavy, time-wasting research sort but, rather, single-topic essays of the kind The Times originally ordered —papers that require you not to track down sources but ostensibly to think for yourself.

Meanwhile some of the footnotes have become rampaging challengers.