Sentence examples for introductory title from inspiring English sources

The introductory title sequence might run in the middle of the show, for example, or be omitted entirely.

The 614 individual paintings — an introductory "title painting" pictures a man in a fedora, presumably taking orders from God on a 1930s-style wall phone — are rendered in the style of comics and pulp fiction book jackets, a dash of Mad Magazine, a spoonful of Tales of the Crypt, some grotesques, some superheroes, always action, emotion, drama.

Each VAS item was given an introductory title and a short statement representing "no problems" at 0 mm and a short statement representing "worst imaginable problems" at 100 mm.

This was a time when ordinary Spaniards, according to the film's introductory titles, were torn between the desire for social progress and the demands of tradition.

Sadly the introductory titles are interesting at best and poor at worst.

She commended the singer for her hard work and vocal training, and said that her "vocal finesse instantly uplifts the single which starts up with perky tune and short introductory titles".

In W's case, this consists mostly of complaining about his colleagues, "picked off by careerism, by laziness, by the temptations of applied ethics and the writing of introductory books" with titles such as "The Idiot's Guide to Deleuze … Deleuze for the Simple … Deleuze as Pabulum, in the Pre-chewed Philosophy series, and Deleuze in Bullet Points in the Lowest Common Denominator series".

A year later, he's returning with his first proper release under that moniker bearing the tongue-twisting title New Introductory Lectures On The System Of Transcendental Qabala and it largely picks up the aesthetic threads hinted at in "Vitriol".

We accepted connections that were stated in titles or introductory sentences that assume connections between two high-level regions.

Another footnote on the same page explains that the title of this introductory chapter, "Exordium," means introduction.

"What makes us human?" reads the title to an introductory column.