Sentence examples for simply a footnote from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a better alternative would be "Arsenal goal-stander", or "Arsenal goal-curator", or simply a footnote to make it clear that "keeper" is being used in the same sense as "park keeper" or "game keeper", to denote someone who tends and oversees, who puts the towels in the corner and stamps down divots.

I simply wanted a footnote saying that these were Gelernter's ideas".

It would simply be a footnote in the history books from the early 70s," he said in a statement.

Fish would be finning out that it's the blue planet that we live on so perhaps terrestrial life should simply be a footnote in the written history of life on Earth.

Numerical footnotes simply add a footnote with a citation while Harvard references are done inline using the name and year of the author like (Smith, 1992), which can then be looked up in a bibliography at the end of the article or book.

In some corporate and academic situations, you may need to explicitly reference your evidence in the text of your problem statement, while in other situations, it may be enough to simply use a footnote or another form of shorthand for your citations.

"That was just a footnote".

Stock options were just a footnote.

This is actually only a footnote.

At first it was just a footnote.

It truth, it is but a footnote.