Sentence examples for forthright title from inspiring English sources

Eight decades after a play with the forthright title "Sex" landed her in jail, West is proving that she still has the power to shock and delight.

As its forthright title indicates, "Togo," written and illustrated by Robert J. Blake, fixates primarily on the victim of history so cruelly supplanted by that sled-dog-come-lately, Balto.

(Kathy Najimy takes over starting on Tuesday.) Eight decades after a play with the forthright title "Sex" landed her in jail, West is proving that she still has the power to shock and delight.

Eight decades after a work of theater with the forthright title of "Sex" landed her in jail and 20-some years after her death, West is proving that she still has the power to shake things up.

THE LAST KEY: Paulo Coelho, the elfin guru of a novelist who unleashed "The Alchemist" on the world, is at No. 2 on this week's hardcover list with a new novel, "Manuscript Found in Accra" — although a more forthright title might be "Manuscript Found on Social Media," since Coelho assembled the book after soliciting ideas from his 6.3 million Twitter followers.

This partly explains why I've been finding plenty of reasons to put off airing my conflicted reactions to the new musical "Fela!" Mr. Mamet's drama, about a legal case that ostensibly turns on perceptions of racism, seems intended to stoke controversy with its forthright title and its boiling arguments about who can say what to whom.

Its reputation for challenging material will remain, as will its forthright titles, with shows including Britain's Biggest Sexists and Footballers Sex Secretss.

Set to music by Zoe Keating, with lighting design by Brian Sciarra that featured spiky green lines extending across the back of the stage, "We Insist," was just like its title: forthright and large.

Stephens, for that matter, takes his title from the seemingly forthright John Lennon song "Imagine".

And whatever happens on taxes, this forthright and independent legislator has already earned the title of reformer.

Armstrong was equally forthright on what should happen to his Tour titles, which have not been reallocated, such was the extent of cycling's doping problem at the time.