Sentence examples for helpfully titled from inspiring English sources

Hot streaks have some relevance in volleyball as well, as a 2012 study helpfully titled "The Hot Hand Exists in Volleyball" explores.

Now, brainy electronica stalwart Tom Jenkinson AKA Squarepusher has teamed up with a band of Japanese robots for his latest EP, helpfully titled Music For Robots.

One problem with dwelling in such an aerie, as the poet Kay Ryan explained in a poem helpfully titled "Great Thoughts," is as follows: Great thoughts do not nourish small thoughts as parents do children.

For 60 seconds, the accusations fly: "Massive Scam". "Operating a phony university". "Habitual liar". Seizing on one of his more questionable business ventures, this ad – helpfully titled "Scam" — assaults Donald J. Trump's character and fitness for the presidency.

In the meantime I'll keep my eye on the [John] Edwards trial in North Carolina so I can be ready to start on that movie (not a biopic either) and I'm very eager to go back to work on a new play about the trial of the Chicago 7 (helpfully titled "The Trial of the Chicago 7″).

The investigators were not unaware of another inquiry done by the "Majority Staff of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs" and helpfully titled "Regulating the Internet: How the White House Bowled Over FCC Independence".

Mulder and Scully meet the were-monster in this week's instalment of Fox's six-episode resuscitation of the X-Files, titled, helpfully, Mulder and Scully Meet the Were-Monster.

The report, titled Reward Work Not Wealth, helpfully outlines how working hard doesn't seem to correlate with financial success especially not in Australia, where the gap between rich and poor is larger than it has been in 20 years.

Next City Columnist Bill Bradley posted an infographic titled "Detroit vs. the World," which helpfully points out every single country around the world that receives more federal dollars than Detroit.

Helpfully, for the Republicans, Mr. Jennings contributed to a book titled, Queering Elementary Education: Advancing the Dialogue About Sexualities and Schooling.

Their first work, titled Porror (a portmanteau of porn, poetry and horror, he helpfully explains) toured jazz clubs, spawned two sequels and won a theatre award.