Sentence examples for its very title from inspiring English sources

An evidently unbreakable line of what historians and some witnesses insist are not mere age-old superstitions, but real-life horror tales enshroud its very title; say it and you're doomed, especially if you say it in a dressing room.

Its very title, "Against Enthusiasm," rankles.

"American Sniper" is an angrily cautionary film, and its anger reflects back to its very title.

Its very title is a cinematic inside joke, drawn from the New Wave Godard film "Alphaville".

Its very title – a quotation from Gray's "Elegy written in a Country Churchyard" – is an ironic literary joke.

"Gossip Girl," by its very title, promises both to tell you the secrets of the city and to remind you that you weren't invited to the party.

LA-based studio Thatgamecompany is an expert in developing relaxing ambient experiences, beginning with its very first title, Cloud, and continuing through to this year's wonderful Journey.

It's there in the very title with its allusions to Rat Pack glamour, rather than nuclearised meat served up in Doncaster.

The very title of its newest show, "It Started With a Dream: David Zippel -- Lyrics He Wrote, Lyrics He Wishes He Wrote," distills the quandary facing the 92nd Street Y's long-running Lyrics and Lyricists series.

Indeed, it forms the very title of the day-long summit: corruption.

The play's very title, with its mocking paradox (serious people are so because they do not see trivial comedies), introduces the theme, it continues in the drawing room discussion, "Yes, but you must be serious about it.