Sentence examples for the footnotes from from inspiring English sources

Nothing is sacrificed to curtail its length; the only concession is to remove the footnotes from the text.

It is a superficial account, drawn mostly, to judge by the footnotes, from reference books, though interspersed with a few anecdotes (and too many trivial mistakes).

Sometimes the footnotes from the libretto slip into the opera, though in a playful way: In one scene, when Peter (the tenor William Burden in strong, ringing voice), who is suspicious of all women, starts ranting against Mary, he throws Yeshua's own words back at him: "You do not pray with women: You pray in a place apart".

Herder could have included these sentences in the footnote from Kalligone (pp. 672 3) in which he objects to Kant's supposedly complete separation of the beautiful from the agreeable and the good.

Hadlow has been taking a well-earned break – apart from rewriting the footnotes for her forthcoming book about George III, The Royal Experiment – since she handed over the reins of BBC2 around a month ago.

The footnotes draw from scholarly sources and, often, from American military publications.

In the digital design, video was an integral part of the storytelling: video panoramas as chapter headers to drop the reader into the stunning scenery at the heart of the story; video "footnotes" from the leaked FBI undercover operation; and a narrative video from the point of view of the two sons whose fathers committed suicide that brings a personal and emotional punch to the reporting.

In setting out to spin this heart-piercing tale of New York artists, the Coens took their inspiration from the footnotes of history, from the life of Dave Van Ronk, who sputtered fitfully in the shadow of Bob Dylan.

The main challenge in the 10-horse field today for Read the Footnotes may come from Value Plus, who had an impressive victory in an allowance race last month in his 3-year-old debut.

Gödel adds the footnote "Apart from the postulation of axioms".

It does little to rescue Siddal from the footnotes of the Brotherhood, although it is always watchable and benefits from a clever design by David Woodhead that conjures the ivy-clad mystery of a pre-Raphaelite model.