Sentence examples similar to a title expressing from inspiring English sources

The annual exercise began in 2004 because that was the year that the Barcelona City Council subsidized a brochure with the intriguing title, "Expressing Yourself in Nudity".

While reviewing 358/2 Days, PALGN's Adam Ghiggino praised Roxas' development during the title, expressing that even gamers who did not like his character in Kingdom Hearts II would care about him as "he evolves from a self-described 'zombie' to a strong-willed and interesting character".

So the story is told in hindsight, and the title expresses the mood of the turn of the century.

The title expresses Duncan Foley's belief that economics at its most abstract and interesting level is a speculative philosophical discourse, not a deductive or inductive science.

Jeanine Durning, in her hourlong "inging" — the title expresses the piece's emphasis on process rather than completion — scarcely danced at all.

Make sure that it says more than just your current job title; express your full competency.

This title expresses the idealized roles that advisers should play for their students.

Heather Phares of Allmusic commented that Breakout title expresses its "purpose nicely" though the music was not drastically different from Hannah Montana's, adding, "only a handful of songs truly break out from the Montana mold".

Maybe you don't this, the CD jacket and title express the artists taste.

There was Bowden, the octogenarian coach with the two national titles, expressing the wish to keep his job.

Have them brainstorm a title that expresses some unifying theme about their decade.