Sentence examples for from its very title from inspiring English sources

This is the famously vexed Shakespeare comedy that can leave playgoers raising those same brows, perturbed by the sexual politics of a piece suggesting from its very title that women are there to be domesticated.

Its very title – a quotation from Gray's "Elegy written in a Country Churchyard" – is an ironic literary joke.

Its very title is a cinematic inside joke, drawn from the New Wave Godard film "Alphaville".

Its very title, "Against Enthusiasm," rankles.

"American Sniper" is an angrily cautionary film, and its anger reflects back to its very title.

Its very title is meant to remind one of Mr. Smith's first book, "Report From Engine Co. 82" (McCall Books, 1972), which sold more than 1.5 million copies.

Its very title — "Galaxy Forming Along Filaments, Like Droplets Along the Strands of a Spider's Web" — pinpoints the seamless slide from macro- to microcosmic that characterizes many of Mr. Saraceno's efforts.

"Global Warming" is one of my favorites -- its very title reflects a wry, self-aware humor.

Only when it can prove itself in the real world will it be allowed to claim the title of "most used material anywhere in the world" from its very close cousin.

The stories in Beckett's themed collection (it's almost a novel) abound in literary reference, clotted locutions, liftings from other languages; the very title of the first story warns you that you had better have some Dante under your belt before you begin.

The differences between that minor movie and the grandiose new movie about him, "42," leap out from the very titles.