Sentence examples for bears this title from inspiring English sources
He bears this title nevertheless.
All males of the house of Habsburg bore this title; their daughters and wives were archduchesses.
D.J. O'Connor published An Introduction to Philosophy of Education (1957) in which, among other things, he argued that the word "theory" as it is used in educational contexts is merely a courtesy title, for educational theories are nothing like what bear this title in the natural sciences.
This is the term that occurs in his 1874 essay, which bears the title "On the Hypothesis that Animals are Automata, and its History".
It bears the title "Global Art".
The "uncorrected" version of the poem bears the title, "Inscription for the Slain at Fredericksburg".
The archbishop of Bourges bears the title of Primat des Aquitaines, Métropolite et Patriarche.
One of his moving late poems bears the title "Written in Prison".
The the is bears the title "Pronunciation, of-English in N.Y.C".
A moody landscape by Washington Allston from 1935, for instance, bears the title "Evening Hymn".
The show itself bears the title "Ecce Homo," meaning "behold the man".
