Sentence examples for sort of footnote from inspiring English sources

Murton instantly became the sort of footnote to the trade that made for great baseball trivia questions, especially in Red Sox-happy New England.

I'd just like to add a sort of footnote, inspired by a conversation I had the other day with a Congressional aide.

The Santa Monica Mountains, a sort of footnote to the big contiguous ranges, stood off to the southwest of us, discrete and small.

In one passage — a sort of footnote to the footnote — Janzen records the impressions of a marine biologist who attended the November 18th negotiations between Flemming and Big Cranberry.

In one passage a sort of footnote to the footnote Janzen records the impressions of a marine biologist who attended the November 18th negotiations between Flemming and Big Cranberry.

Much like The Art of Looking Sideways, Smith's site brims with philosophical ruminations, journal entries, art nuggets, provocative aphorisms and links to the same sort of "footnote" research in Mess.

Yang succeeds in inserting all sorts of footnotes and diverting appendices about the human condition - and modern Taiwan's relationship with Japan and the US - and yet never loses his thread, or allows us to lose the desire to know what happens to everyone in the end.

Mr. Lally read next, from a work-in-progress he called "Poor Moth Boy on the Moon," about growing up Irish Catholic in South Orange, N.J. "I noticed I'm sort of a footnote all over the place," he said.

If it's not a quality movie at the end of the day, if somehow we don't get t-shirts out in a timely fashion, and people catch us using a signing machine for all those signed posters... then we'll be some sort of weird footnote, the punchline of a joke.

Mr. Liebling's defense appears in the form of footnotes.

It is a sort of "Black Album" footnote, a combination of Jay-Z's work on "The Black Album" and other albums, and the music of Linkin Park, the multiplatinum rock band.