Sentence examples for single footnote from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of years from now this may be the single footnote the Taliban have carried into the annals of time.

But the book contains not a single footnote or even an index, making it of questionable historical value.

Otto Neugebauer's huge "A History of Ancient Mathematical Astronomy," which came out the year after "Gears," relegates the Mechanism to a single footnote.

A single footnote — added to reassure the C.I.A. — suggested that the Justice Department was not declaring the agency's previous actions illegal.

The film stars Shlomo Bas-Aba as the elderly Talmudic scholar Professor Eliezer Shkolnik, a philologist and unfashionable textual specialist whose long career has never been rewarded with any of the prestigious prizes and academic positions he longs for; instead, he is known solely for having been flatteringly mentioned, as a young man, in a single footnote by a far greater scholar.

And Gorsuch agreed with another one of the court's decisions to allow religious organizations access to government money — except for a single footnote written by Chief Justice John Roberts, which restricted the case to just playgrounds.

The activities represent many more than a single step (see footnote 1); more importantly, the steps are all in one and the right direction—each part of a cohesive, managed project directed towards a clear purpose.

The Festival Chamber Ensemble, with David Oei at the piano, began with something of a footnote, the single surviving (and perhaps only completed) movement of Mahler's A minor Piano Quartet (1876).

But the 1986 Assisi day of prayer was not destined to be a single, symbolic event, a footnote in history and theology texts.

It's a shame considering 1996's "Live and Die for Hip-Hop" (it featured fellow Dupri protégé Da Brat and the late Aaliyah), which would end up being their last single, is a nice footnote to the slow dripping, soulful rap that was starting to put Atlanta on the map.

Footnote: SNP, single nucleotide polymorphism; ID, identification; CNV, copy number variation.