Sentence examples for requires a footnote from inspiring English sources
This flight of rhetoric perhaps requires a footnote or two.
Just as Elton John and his turgid Diana record sits as a stain on the list of biggest selling singles, so too the Christmas Number One of 2009 forever requires a footnote to explain the reasons behind it.
Locate the portion of your text that requires a footnote.
Is it forever tied to the moment it was written or has Mr. Miller created something that will require a footnote for future readers who won't have a clue what the "McCarthy era" was?
In "Christmas Eve," Irving specifically mentions the curious practice of hanging mistletoe, so odd that it required a footnote to explain to his American readers: "The mistletoe is still hung up in farmhouses and kitchens at Christmas; and the young men have the privilege of kissing the girls under it, plucking each time a berry from the bush.
The accountants also will not require a footnote if the information, in the words of one CPA, "might injure the interests of the client".
Even the Richard Branson reference might require a footnote in 2015.
At least one of them -- the Bronx Middle School of Academic and Career Technology -- combines so many of these popular words that it almost requires an explanatory footnote.
These days the name of Jeffrey Bernard probably requires an explanatory footnote: he was a famous drinker, gambler and womaniser who wrote a soul-baring weekly column in the Spectator.
But each of these answers requires a book-length footnote.
How long will it be before a revival of "Homebody/Kabul" will require an explanatory footnote about the significance Afghanistan once had in contemporary American politics?
