Sentence examples for scholarly footnotes from inspiring English sources

The legal credits on an album like "Ashanti" read like scholarly footnotes.

But in any case, he cautioned, Aeschylus' masterpiece transcends topicality and scholarly footnotes -- it is also a gripping horror story.

Along with detailed recipes, he includes scholarly footnotes on ingredients, from regular old green beans to exotic nopales (cactus paddles).

Many readers, said Llosa, are discouraged from reading Don Quixote from beginning to end because of the "antique vocabulary" and the scholarly footnotes.

That's too bad, first, because it means that a serious novel has been taken as a species of camp, and, second, because it discredits Klinger's non-joke, scholarly footnotes, of which there are many, and carefully researched.

But neither the article nor the 27 scholarly footnotes that accompanied it mentioned another major drug-industry-sponsored trial completed in 2002, which found that Celexa did not help depressed adolescents any more than a placebo.

It will strike others as merely logical, a controversial but evidence-based scholarly footnote to the chocolates and pink hearts of the season.

By the centennial of the First World War, Brooke ought to have faded to a scholarly footnote, along with other war-romanticizing poets such as Julian Grenfell and Vera Brittain's fiancé, Roland Leighton.

By Vera H. Shermer and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, November 23 , 1946P. 23 Scholarly Footnote to "The Flowering of New England:" A garbage collection company in Burlington, Vermont, calls itself the Used Vitamin Convoy.

"Isn't it a wonderment the things U come upon?" (No gloss is provided here, though a scholarly footnote might inform the reader that "H Block" refers to Long Kesh prison in County Down, where Adams was interned for three years in the mid-seventies, for membership in the I.R.A., an organization to which he has always unflinchingly denied ever having belonged).

The Metropolitan Museum of Art's popular "The Steins Collect" exhibition - more than 200 works that demonstrate the influence of Gertrude Stein, her brothers Leo and Michael and her sister-in-law Sarah as 20th century art patrons - will soon get a scholarly footnote, the museum said Tuesday.