Sentence examples for text with notes from inspiring English sources
An appendix contains an annotated and statistical summary of all major housing projects described in the text, with notes that include the date, size, place, architect, client, housing type, relative densities, and other items of interest.
As an established scholar, moreover, Spurr feels little need to become defensive about his topic or clutter his text with notes.
Charles Plummer edited this book, producing a Revised Text with notes, appendices, and glossary in two volumes in 1892 and 1899.
The most basic tabs are just text documents, with notes presented using a combination of ASCII characters.
His copy of the Principia contains pages interleaved with the printed text with his notes.
Clarke, although an adherent of Newton's physics, thought he could best propagate the new doctrine by publishing Rohault's text with suggestive notes directed at the necessity of modifying Cartesian theory.
But Mother Teresa was a woman of few words, and Ms. Vardey needed all she could find for her book "Mother Teresa: A Simple Path," so she included the corrected text with a note about its origin.
Text in Latin with notes in Italian in the margins.
Description: Notebook containing transcriptions of two untitled Washo texts with accompanying notes and corrections; glossed in English.
Within an information unit, clearly differentiate between your own notes and cited text: Related to the previous point, use quotation marks if you mix cited text with your own notes.
He worked on the text at Paris and completed the edition of this text with introduction and notes at Oxford after his return there from Paris c. 1280.
