Sentence examples for a terrible title from inspiring English sources

"Lean In" is a terrible title for her book.

His torment is compounded by Madonna singing a terrible title song.

Davidson wanted to call the book "Journey of Consciousness" — a terrible title, and luckily he was dissuaded.

Mr. Larson briefly considered calling the opera "About Byron," and although the phrase would have made a terrible title, it describes the nature of the work.

(Later, an overweening editor convinced Ray to call it "Are These Actual Miles?" — a terrible title for giving away the story's keystone line).

"From Prada to Nada," a rueful, occasionally touching and entirely predictable romantic comedy with a terrible title, recasts Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility" as a contemporary story of Chicana empowerment.

But viewers mocked the show for its awkward informal style and demanded that it show more tennis, while the Radio Times TV critic, Alison Graham, called it a "mess" and "a dreadful mistake" with "a terrible, terrible title".

Weediquette I might have given Gaycation a pass for its terrible title, but I have to draw the line somewhere.

Terrible title but a brilliant show.

Kissing in Manhattan, by David Schickler A terrible title for a really special book about, um, kissing in Manhattan, basically.

"Terrible title, but it's a Korean movie about a woman kicking ass in the 'hood, supposedly modelled on some Greek mythology thing about a woman entering somewhere and doing something.