Sentence examples for contradictory title from inspiring English sources
Ratzinger, who now enjoys the somewhat contradictory title of Pope Emeritus is living in the Vatican's Casa Santa Marta residence, just a few hundred yards from his successor.
JON CARAMANICA ELLE VARNER "Perfectly Imperfect" (MBK/RCA) The coyly contradictory title of Elle Varner's debut album, "Perfectly Imperfect," echoes the message of its closer, "So Fly," which she first released on a promotional mixtape early this year.
"Olive Kitteridge," HBO: Frances McDormand owned the complicated and contradictory title role and made the lead character unforgettable, and she was backed up by a brilliant supporting cast.
To carry one is to announce, "If I am toting a book this foxy and literate-seeming, how bad can my troubles really be?" The first two books in the series to be released in America have somewhat contradictory titles: "How to Think More About Sex," by Mr. de Botton, and "How to Stay Sane," by a British psychotherapist and writer named Philippa Perry.
Now, you might think that this is somewhat contradictory to the title of this blog.
The alliteration aside, the contradictory evocations of the title do not mean a great deal.
It must be the hand of God.' " Ms. Mirza, 26, may be Europe's sole female-devout-Muslim-stand-up-comic -- a job title that might seem contradictory on several levels.
First, I do think "contradictory" could be removed from the title as I don't think the results are necessarily contradictory, but do just show a weak effect.
In her debut title, Brennan explores our often contradictory relationship with wild places and the sometimes tortuous justifications for how we manage public lands.
The artist's titles are often long, usually contradictory, and seemingly extraneous to many of the images they describe.
Blinding to authors, institution or journal title was not done, given the contradictory evidence relating blinded reviewing and bias [ 10]; additionally, two reviewers (JG and SC) were very familiar with the literature.
