Footnote Sentence Examples

The reference was cited in footnote 46.

Now let me add a footnote that you might think about.

Footnotes and endnotes Don't place footnote or endnote option codes in the subdocuments.

Other activities such as the conduct of anthropological fieldwork are relegated, on this account, to an insignificant footnote.

The Olympic amateur ideal is now a mere footnote in the history of the game.

But the strange odyssey of the royalties had one last, curious footnote.

Should such legislation contain a footnote referring to the case?

But Pick deserves at least a footnote in the history of modern irrationalism.

Footnotes The ms macros provide a flexible footnote system.

A bizarre footnote to this film interestingly is that seemingly the film has been passed uncut with a 15 rating!

The field-strength at any point is also called the magnetic force at that point; it is denoted by H, or, when it is desired to draw attention to the fact that it is a vector quantity, by the block letter H, or the German character, C. Magnetic force is sometimes, and perhaps more suitably, termed magnetic intensity; it corresponds to the intensity of gravity g in the theory of heavy bodies (see Maxwell, Electricity and Magnetism, § 12 and § 68, footnote).

If he adopted ideas then in the air, whether of Anabaptist or other origin (see p. 706, footnote 1), he did so as seeing them in Scripture.

Bible, extra vol., p. 652 footnote), and Cheyne (Ency.

This could be done perhaps by a suitable footnote reference against the Charter or other recital in the preamble.

Heading, subhead, footnote apply to the set of pies as a whole.

Footnote numbers in text should use superscript figures placed after the relevant punctuation mark.

A bizarre footnote to this film interestingly is that seemingly the film has been passed uncut with a 15 rating !

Authors will occasionally mark things with an asterisk, showing that there is a footnote or explanation for them.

There was a break of about 50 years when the two step dance was nothing more than a footnote in the dance history books, or a way to describe a certain kind of choreography.

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Footnote charges a subscription fee for accessing some of its records, but the census index can be used for free.

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As Dukes remarks in his footnote, " Communist society here seems bourgeois or even feudal.

A footnote (1743) explained away the allusion by making it apply to Richard Brome, the disciple of Ben Jonson.

The king afterwards dedicated his car to the god, and another I For this name see footnote to Shapur.

It was given about the end of the 18th century as based on some experiments, but with a footnote stating that little reliance could be placed on it.

But this is merely a footnote, an asterisk in the record book of humanity.

The publisher had inserted in the sixth volume a protest against a certain footnote, in which Comte had used some hard words about Arago.