Sentence examples for entitled missing from inspiring English sources

Part one and two entitled, "Missing Science of Heredity" and "In the Sum of the Parts There are Only the Parts," respectively, have overlapping themes.

Many people are asking today, "Where have the good leaders gone?" In a recent New York Times column about global gridlock entitled "Missing Dean Acheson, David Brookss posed this question, noting that Americans are about to enter their nineteenth consecutive year of Truman envy.

While entitled "Missing in Action," the article fails to note that as of 2011 the federal government had 122 different anti-poverty programs.

We commissioned an independent study by the University of Missouri Center on Religion & the Professions entitled, 'Missing Voices: A study of religious voices in mainstream media reports about LGBT equality'.

In an introduction to his own take on the form entitled "Missing Dates", William Empson suggested that while the villanelle is a "very rigid form", W. H. Auden in his long poem The Sea and the Mirror had nonetheless "made it sound absolutely natural like the innocent girl talking".

This study was conducted as part of a project entitled 'Missing data imputation in clinical databases: development of a longitudinal model for cardiovascular risk factors' funded by the Medical Research Council.

In 1957 she recorded an album, entitled Miss Calypso.

It will be hosted by Gloria Navarro, a woman who won a beauty pageant entitled Miss Cougar America.

By the time she met Holiday, Angelou had followed the fashion of the time: she was a calypso singer, soon to cut an album entitled "Miss Calypso".

However, more than a year later, in November 1870, she began work on a new story entitled "Miss Brooke", which introduced Dorothea.

In addition to neatly expository essays ("How I Discovered Culture") and a sequence of poems entitled "Miss Hap," the collection includes a reminiscence of the "sleeping cities" of the Eastern bloc and an acute meditation on beauty and religious faith.