Sentence examples for a title derived from from inspiring English sources

Christ was not originally a name but a title derived from the Greek word christos, which translates the Hebrew term meshiah (Messiah), meaning "the anointed one".

"I say to the honourable the Leader of the Opposition – a title derived from Britain – I say to the honourable the leader of Her Majesty's opposition: start telling the truth," Abbott said.

Amongst Women, a title derived from the words of the Hail Mary in the Roman Catholic rosary, is McGahern's masterpiece, uniting all the dominant themes of his work in a single, deeply affecting family drama.

Graham's reported comments to the New York Times about Her Fearful Symmetry (a title derived from William Blake to describe a novel set in Highgate cemetery with Marx's grave as a backdrop) suggest that Niffenegger's new book is seriously commercial.

Christ was not originally a name but a title derived from the Greek word christos, which translates the Hebrew term meshiah (Messiah), meaning "the anointed one". This title indicates that Jesus' followers believed him to be the anointed son of King David, whom some Jews expected to restore the fortunes of Israel.

It is admitted that the complainant held the land in fee; and probably under a title derived from the crown, to the rights of which the people have now succeeded.

The result of Allemagne's experimentation was a spray named "Spuni" — a title deriving from the Portuguese word "espuma," meaning foam.

Mr. Grove, who once demanded that his employees work 10 extra hours a week for free to fend off a challenge from Japanese competitors, cemented his position among elite business leaders with "Only the Paranoid Survive," a 1996 book whose title derived from Mr. Grove's favorite saying.

The three-movement work, its title derived from a detail reported by a Secret Service agent who examined the presidential limousine, explores "the dialectic between the personal and the public," Mr. Mackey wrote in a program note.

His title derived from a career that took him to the rank of major general in the South Korean army.

Levi's title derived from a feeling among the peasants who inhabited this part of Italy's deep south that they were regarded not as Christians, or human beings, but as beasts of burden.