Sentence examples for deliberately titled from inspiring English sources

That the men's petition on prostitution was deliberately titled "the manifesto of the 343 bastards" sparked fury from some women's groups and MPs.

They've even got a song called Jareaux that must surely have been deliberately titled because it sounds like Al Jarreau at his most exquisitely unctuous backed by Toro Y Moi, that other current outfit seemingly involved in a bid to make "great playing", of the jazz-funky variety, a viable proposition once more.

However, we have deliberately titled the tool V.1.0, expecting that its use will lead to further refinement and improvements.

The police also found a photo of an article published in local daily Nice Matin on January 1 , 2016 titled, "He crashes deliberately into a restaurant terrace".

Some apps named by the two firms share a name with popular apps used outside China, but appear to be deliberately mis-titled versions of the apps intended to cash in on mistaken downloads.

The broadcast at issue then was a 12-minute monologue by the comedian George Carlin, titled "Filthy Words," that deliberately challenged federal regulators by highlighting "the words you couldn't say" on the public airwaves.

In light of the circumstances, I'm not surprised to hear that work on his new album, titled "Stoicville: The Phoenix," has been a deliberately low-key process.

Her latest work, however -- a deliberately loopy installation of ceramics, photographs and videos aptly titled "Broken" -- takes a completely different and very personal direction at Gorney Bravin & Lee in Chelsea, where it is on view through May 25.

"Not Your Usual Founding Father," Edmund Morgan titled his 2006 selection of Franklin's writings, in which he deliberately skipped over "The Way to Wealth" and instead included a chapter called "The Uses of Laughter".

So while Ms. Moratti has spent weeks promoting her accomplishments (listed in a publication titled "The 100 Projects We've Achieved"), Mr. Berlusconi has worked quite deliberately to keep the focus on himself.

The book, titled "I Spit on Your Graves," is a pulpy, grotesque cartoon with a deliberately incendiary plot: a black man, passing for white, murders a pair of wealthy white girls he has seduced after his brother is lynched.