Sentence examples for appallingly titled from inspiring English sources

When the best Hollywood can come up with seems to be vague plans to retool the Ghostbusters as ladies who cross streams, never mind Sly Stallone's appallingly titled "Expendabelles" concept, it's hard to see how they can go far wrong.

In Amis's book, the appallingly trendy Sir Roy Vandervane writes and performs a piece, titled Elevations 9, with a rock group called Pigs Out in a hall that "over the past couple of years had served as the venue for many an exciting transmedial breakthrough, anti-establishment manifestation and punch-up".

But this wouldn't be a McCauley novel if there weren't entertaining people on the periphery, like Jane's appallingly precocious son, Gerald, and the acerbic Rosemary, author of a best-selling memoir titled (bluntly) "Dead Husband".

Never titled.

It was titled "Path".

"Baby," it was titled.

He titled it "Gross Miscalculation".

It is titled "Insanity".

It would be titled, "Us".

It is titled "Meo Tempore.

The story is titled "Stars".