Sentence examples for it is its title from inspiring English sources

(For all the show's comedic flailing, the cleverest thing about it is its title, a nice twist on the title of a 1906 George M. Cohan show, "Forty-five Minutes from Broadway," which included a song that pretty well describes Simon's career arc: "I Want to Be a Popular Millionaire").

The first hint that "American Sexy" is not the modest slice-of-life drama that it appears is its title.

The most unreadable thing about "And Now You Can Go" is its title: it's probably meant to evoke Ellis's confused and protracted lurch toward freedom, but it's an empty-sounding, magnanimously pretentious title that doesn't suit the tenor of this modest and heartfelt book.

"From Pisanello to Cezanne" is its title, and it bears throughout the stamp of true connoisseurship.

"So Proudly We Hail" is its title, and it came to the Music Hall yesterday.

It has taken eight years, Genesis is its title, and its scope is unashamedly biblical.

Or to give it is its formal title, the National Recording Registry.

And it's cleverer than it thinks it is because its title references how trite it is.

It is, as its title suggests, an idiosyncratic history of the transmission of information, from ancient Sumerian cuneiform tablets and African "talking drums" to Wikipedia and quantum computing — from underload to load to overload.

It is, as its title suggests, an unlikely hybrid, comprising a selection of Irish ballads mixed with some other songs that, as the blurb puts it, "loosely fall under the heading country soul".

(That connection ripples through the thousands in the room, who put their hands up at Robbins' request and often hug their neighbors; this is in a way a film as much about the unquenched needs of a striving public as it is about its title character).