Sentence examples for remarkable footnote from inspiring English sources

He wrote a remarkable footnote on Mr. Marshall's letter of resignation from the government, dated Dec. 18, 1964.

The remarkable "Footnote" is animated by talk and disputation, but there are two conversations that never take place in the movie.

For much of his live career, he has played guitar… The remarkable "Footnote" is animated by talk and disputation, but there are two conversations that never take place in the movie.

Now that's a fairly remarkable footnote in anyone's life - and the journalist, Rosa Prince, naturally quizzed him about which film.

In "The Immortalists," the journalist David M. Friedman rescues this remarkable tale from the footnotes of history, arguing that Carrel and Lindbergh were secretly chasing after eternal life — but only for the right sort of people.

Woods also added a rare footnote to his remarkable résumé: a lost ball in competition.

Populace, an 11-1 shot with Earl Knapp aboard, won the $5,000 claimer, an unremarkable race that became a footnote to a remarkable career.

"Mommy?" doesn't feel merely like a footnote to Sendak's remarkable body of work; it's a masterpiece of the genre, and it's got a force all its own.

In sporting terms it ran for six unmemorable rounds, was a terrible mismatch, and barely registers as a footnote in Johnson's remarkable career — but as a moment when two fascinating cultural trajectories crossed each others paths, it deserves recognition.

In footnote four, which is the only remarkable part of the decision, he distinguished between statutes dealing with economic and social-welfare legislation and those dealing with "the very essence of ordered liberty".

That the New Jersey primary will be little more than a footnote in the 2004 election is remarkable when you consider that the state, one of the most populous in the nation, has 107 delegates up for grabs.