Sentence examples for entitled perspectives from inspiring English sources

A two-disk set entitled "Perspectives" culls some of the best of her Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Debussy, and Schoenberg.

I wrote a book entitled "Perspectives of a Gay Immigrant American Scientist," which explored and expanded upon these considerations, including a discussion of experiences and cultures at Oxford University, UC Berkeley, DuPont, and Xerox".

The ethical issues surrounding these topics were discussed in our previous article in BMJ Medical Ethics entitled, Perspectives on the ethical concerns and justifications of the 2006 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention HIV testing recommendations[ 32].

Given this curious and entitled perspective, middle age becomes a life raft that we can't afford to fall off — because once we do, we're going down, down into those depths for which there are no transitional phases or, God knows, "feeder" schools.

In the next session entitled "Industry perspectives on development and commercialization of adjuvanted vaccines/biotherapeutics," representatives from the industry provided a perspective of the challenges for the development of novel adjuvanted vaccines.

Fourth, there is the two-part edition of Peirce's writings on the history and logic of science edited by Carolyn Eisele, entitled Historical Perspectives on Peirce's Logic of Science: A History of Science.

The improved algorithm (matching AGROVOC terms of the AGRIS article with the titles and descriptions of crawled web resources) would suggest the XML feeds from EPRINTS about "agricultural water management", and the PDF document entitled " Agricultural Perspectives on Water Resource Management in the Americas", both of which are quite relevant and yet missing from the current list.

As a boxing fan, he's entitled to his perspective.

Grimaud wrote three books about his experiences, including one, published in 1977, describing May 1968 from his perspective, entitled En Mai, Fais Ce Qu'il Te Plaît ("In May, do as you please"), and in a reference to this close association in the minds of many with the May uprising, he entitled his broader recollections Je Ne Suis Pas Né en Mai 68 ("I was not born in 1968").

The first factor perspective, entitled "communication – dispelling myths about sexuality and cancer" positions communication as central to the acceptance of a range of satisfying sexual and intimate practices post-cancer.

The short documentary, entitled Private View, combines previews of the Italian master's works, like his silk screened Mirror Paintings and sculpture Venus of the Rag, with interior and exterior perspectives of Blenheim.