Sentence examples for conventional title from inspiring English sources

In Iowa, though, where conventional title insurance is banned, costs for equivalent protection are often 20 to 30percentt lower than the nationwide average.

Arguably, the list's least conventional title is Heart of a Dog, performance artist Laurie Anderson's memoir-essay about her dog Lolabelle, which screened in competition at the Venice film festival.

The Census of Antique Works of Art and Architecture Known in the Renaissance is an image database of ancient works of art known during the Renaissance, along with information about them: authorship; conventional title; provenance; current and former locations; Renaissance texts discussing them; and some modern scholarship.

This project was sadly never realized, not even under a more conventional title.

Among more conventional titles, books include: Chicken Soup for the Soul: My Cat's Life: 101 Stories about All the Ages and Stages of Our Feline Family Members; Chicken Soup for the Woman Golfer's Soul and Chicken Soup for the Soul: Back Pain.

You can feel caught between objects whose futuristic sheen is devoid of meaning and works with a more antique, hand-wrought mien, accentuated by conventional titles like "Venus of Willendorf" (a 1963 soot painting by Piene) or "White Bird" (Uecker's undulant cluster of nails spray-painted white, from 1964).

In the debate, Gerald reminded the Commons how he stocked up with provisions in preparation for strike-induced anarchy, fondly recalling how he and Ross McWhirter discussed producing a newspaper to educate the public when conventional titles "were being closed down by trade union militants".

One could argue over the need for new OA plant science journal since there are already one or two other such journals and also a plethora of more conventional titles.

No conventional job title — interpreter, personal assistant, fixer — quite conveys what Goruveyn does for a coterie of Russians playing in the N.H.L.

The few magazines left are trying to draw from a pool of teenage readers who grew up devouring media digitally and whose appetite for celebrity news has shifted their attention away from conventional teenage titles.

"The conventional wisdom", the title of his opening chapter, for instance, has now passed into the language.