Sentence examples for generic titles from inspiring English sources

He liked his monochromes so much that he produced them in series under generic titles.

Her latest creation, Above Suspicion: Deadly Intent, is unlikely to live long enough in the mind to transcend its two generic titles.

The EU law on food information to consumers (otherwise known as FIC) means that food stuffs can no longer get away with hiding ingredients under generic titles.

The environs of the town and the nearby Catskills serve as inspiration, though given the generic titles ("Study for Mountain," "Lilac," "Stream"), identifying the places depicted is difficult.

Each of them worked on both shallow, effective club fodder — with blippy stereo-hopping synthesizers and generic titles like "Girl Gone Wild" and "Turn Up the Radio" — and songs that venture toward the personal.

With generic titles like "To Dress," "To Love," "To Cure," "To Pray" and "To Die," each section opens with an iconic work, in most cases taken from "primitive art," as a way of demonstrating the continuity of symbols and concerns.

We started with a generic title, Anonymous, untitled dimensions variable, but it could easily have been titled Building Stories (12th April) or That Awkward Moment (25th April), since the meaning and interpretation of the works is subject to change depending on the context presented.

The Gazans, until now a faceless group, started acquiring the generic title of "terrorists" among Israelis.

The brevity of "Poem," along with its generic title, is part of its boastfulness.

Lynda La Plante's Prime Suspect rose above its generic title to become a televisual classic.

(Stephen Holden) 'ANOTHER GAY SEQUEL: GAYS GONE WILD!' (No rating, 1 35) Don't let the generic title fool you.