Sentence examples for interesting title from inspiring English sources

It's certainly an arresting and interesting title, but I'm not convinced it's right for the poem that follows.

Something to investigate, but for now, a puzzle of sorts about Cotsen's unusual copy of this interesting title.

Richard Dawkins, who holds the interesting title of "Charles Simonyi professor of the public understanding of science" at Oxford University, is a master of scientific exposition and synthesis.

Shame is an interesting title: Brandon feels spasms of disgust and self-pity more than shame, but the point is rather that shame lies deeply buried under all of this.

Pastoral, then, is an interesting title for a book that so challenges our notions of the same, but these unruly edgelands, one suspects, are as close as many suburban Muscovites get to that elevated ideal.

Frederick Sleigh Roberts, a commander of the British Army under Queen Victoria — for his successes in Afghanistan and the Boer War, he was given the interesting title "Earl Roberts, of Kandahar, Pretoria, and Waterford" — was a proponent of body art, for reasons sentimental and morbid.

But here are this season's most interesting titles.

Here's what caught my eye in the book room this week, in terms of interesting titles.

Many of the year's most interesting titles came from the medium's periphery.

The most interesting titles of 2014 weren't necessarily the most prominently reviewed or most celebrated.

The broad, inclusive conversation around interesting titles that such experts helped facilitate is likewise dissipating.