Sentence examples for In spite of its title from inspiring English sources

In spite of its title, "The Untouchables" is an original.

In spite of its title, Absent Friends is for the most part as noisy as it is contemplative.

In spite of its title, "I'm Not There" is a profoundly, movingly personal film, passionate in its engagement with the mysteries of the recent past.

In spite of its title, the film is really about the victims, their parents and the powerful grown-ups who let them down.

In spite of its title, which stands for Forgive My Attitude, there's a subtlety to her songs – which range across languid bossa nova, jazz and neo-soul – that suggests she is better suited to sophisticated songwriting than shifting scarves.

In spite of its title (Burma figures in Dhiraj's family history), "Rangoon" has an Indian context and Indian specifics: Samosas and bhel puri are cooked, and references made to Gujarat, Hindi films and ayurvedic cures.

In spite of its provocative title, the essay draws on a wide variety of standard sources and is mostly uncontentious.

Chang's first book, The Coming Collapse of China, was much better researched and argued in spite of its apocalyptic title.

In spite of its generic title, "A Serbian Film," directed by Srdjan Spasojevic, has already provoked scandal on the festival circuit and fascination from devotees of extreme cinema.

For one thing, in spite of its provocative title, the show never actually cited a shred of evidence that American children are more likely to be medicated than British ones.

(What a great title for a crime novel that is). It might also be interesting to look at And Then There Were None, which in 2015 was voted the world's favourite Christie novel (in spite of its original title) That book also has the distinction of being the biggest selling crime book of all time.