Sentence examples for with copious footnotes from inspiring English sources

At more than 1,000 pages – with copious footnotes – Infinite Jest is a famously difficult read.

The text comes packed with copious footnotes, many several pages long, in which the literary scholar Paul Reitter and the novelist Daniel Kehlmann join Franzen in offering their commentary.

This book is Ship of Theseus, the 19th and final novel of an author called VM Straka, which has been translated with copious footnotes by someone called FX Caldeira.

The report did not cite specific examples, but asserted that the book -- although presented in the style of a scientific treatise, with copious footnotes and diagrams -- was actually "a provocative debate-generating paper".

He has also chosen to lard his book with copious footnotes, some of which appear to be a homage to David Foster Wallace, while many others — defining the terms E.R.A., on-base percentage and the like and explaining the workings of the wild-card playoff system — seem to suggest that his intended audience is Martians, or else archaeologists investigating baseball sometime in the distant future.

In 1785, Gilbert Wakefield produced a 207 page edition of the elegy with Gray's other poems with copious footnotes and notes to criticism provided in scholarship since the poem's publication.

Most of the stories center on the discovery of some aspect of Japanese cooking: as Yamaoka samples fish and mills rice, he also guides the reader through new ingredients and old traditions, with the help of copious footnotes.

Lee's standup is also dense enough to lend itself to repeated reading, and to the kind of (tongue-in-cheek) textual analysis with which he fills those copious footnotes.

Equations are banished to the copious footnotes, and the text is over-peppered with allusions to popular culture, for the most part television shows such as "The Simpsons" and "The X-Files".

The text contains numerous accounts of encounters with famous and titled persons, usually referred to by nick names explained in copious footnotes.

A functional rather than an elegant writer, but a terrific sleuth whose copious footnotes are worth perusal, Kelley also charts Monk's troubled experiences with the music industry.