Sentence examples for personal footnote from inspiring English sources

Those cash bequests reveal a new personal footnote to the cloudy history of the Madoff fraud — a link between Mr. Picower and the earliest known fund-raisers for Mr. Madoff.

RS: This is a little personal footnote that I keep bringing up here, because we're recording this at the University of Southern California, a great university, I must say, and where I teach.

On the personal side, a little footnote.

Korea indicated 11.51% in 2011 and 13.02% in 2014 (OECD Main Science and Technology Indicators, op cit).. See Footnote 5. Personal communication, September 14 , 2015

The academicians always complain that I often have footnotes that state "personal interview, Rangoon" (now called Yangon), or words to that effect.

Mr Gati's excellent footnotes, several quite personal and poignant, give added depth to the story.In the end, Nagy acquitted himself, at least in history's eyes, at his show trial before his execution in 1958.

The Diachronic Society holds a press conference at which, in front of news cameras from around the world, they issue further recommendations, including: read books, preferably in hard copy; have real, in-person conversations; have periods of sustained silence, too; write down your stories; use footnotes; and (my personal favorite), avoid all " 'content' that's actually devoid of content".

The personal finally was becoming political [see footnote].

"Footnote," about the complicated personal and intellectual relationship between two Talmudic scholars who are father and son, has also won praise and prizes for its screenplay, including one at Cannes.

Our proteomic study with the same material also provided a footnote to this conclusion (Weiwei Wang, personal communication).

In a similar spirit, S. Shoemaker recently adapted Whitehead's famous remark, observing that "the history of the topic of personal identity has been a series of footnotes to Locke" (2008: 313).